US EditionLos Angeles-Area Iranians Rally for Freedom After U.S. and Israeli Military Action
The reported death of Iran's Supreme Leader in US-Israeli strikes raises questions about regime survival and regional stability, with President Trump urging Iranians to reclaim control.
- On Saturday, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was reported killed in a wave of US–Israeli air strikes, including hits targeting the 'heart of Tehran'.
- Described as a large armada, the campaign was only a few days' worth of massive strikes, with doubts about sustainment from experts and analysts.
- There were scenes of both celebration and mourning as FRANCE 24 reported a string of tactical successes during the initial strikes, with US and Israeli officials urging the Iranian public to rise up.
- The revelation has thrown Iran's future into doubt, and commentators warned that if the regime endures the campaign it would demonstrate limits of American power.
- In the coming days, analysts expect continued strikes and reciprocal Iranian attacks, while observers cautioned that regime change has never been achieved that way and could worsen conflict.
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