US EditionIran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Not 'Off Limits,' Israeli Official Tells WSJ
- Ali Khamenei is reported to be in a difficult mental state due to Israeli attacks, according to Reuters.
- Khamenei was moved to a secret bunker in Tehran alongside his family amid escalating tensions.
- Israeli officials have not ruled out assassinating Khamenei, indicating such an act is 'not off limits.'
- Khamenei's death could destabilize the Iranian regime, as noted by a Washington-based Iranian human rights group.
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That night, Iran launched more missiles toward Israel, explosions were heard in Tel Aviv. The United States National Security Council was in session, and Ali Khamenei delivered a message.
PANIC IN PERSIA: Khamenei Tweets from His Bunker at 4:30 AM as Israeli Jets Shatter What’s Left of Iran’s Military
As Israeli jets carved through Iranian airspace, reducing strategic targets to smoking craters, Iran’s “Supreme Leader” Ali Khamenei was wide awake—tucked under reinforced blankets and rage-tweeting in three languages from what we can only assume is a very well-insulated bunker. At 4:30 a.m. local time, Khamenei took to X with his latest outburst—this time in Hebrew: “We must act with force against the terrorist Zionist entity… We will not be me…
The Iranian regime is sending its "eleven wave of attacks" on Israel – and thus also deploys "Fattah 3" rockets. The Israeli military is attacking targets in Tehran. Trump has met with his team for national security. More in the live ticker.
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