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Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps vowed decisive retaliation after U.S. and Israeli strikes killed over 200, including Supreme Leader Khamenei, escalating regional conflict and disrupting oil routes.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps vowed revenge on Sunday after the killing of its supreme leader, following strikes by U.S. and Israeli forces on Saturday.
- Rising tensions followed a U.S. force buildup that saw the Trump administration amass the largest force of American warships and aircraft in the Middle East to stop Tehran's nuclear progress.
- Iran responded with missile and drone strikes that killed at least two people in Abu Dhabi and another in Tel Aviv, while Jordan said it dealt with 49 drones and ballistic missiles.
- Iran's transitional leadership announced that a new leadership council has begun work and Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said a new supreme leader would be chosen in "one or two days," while the U.S. military confirmed three service members were killed.
- Beyond immediate strikes, regional instability risks increasing as Khamenei's death creates a leadership vacuum, potentially affecting global oil markets through the Strait of Hormuz.
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