Mojtaba Khamenei Vows Revenge for Father After Funeral
He said a target list has been compiled as mediators try to preserve talks and keep shipping routes open.
- Hamshahri newspaper published a 'revenge list' on Saturday naming 13 world leaders targeted for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death, the late supreme leader killed on February 28.
- Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, the late leader's son and successor, vowed on Saturday that 'Vengeance is the will of our nation and must inevitably be carried out' in his first public message since the six-day funeral.
- The graphic depicts Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu with sniper-style crosshairs on their foreheads, while 11 other leaders—including British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio—appear in orange prison uniforms.
- CNN reported Washington monitored a 'steady drumbeat' of intelligence about a 'specific' assassination plot, prompting Trump to switch aircraft while leaving the Nato summit in Turkey.
- US forces struck around 140 targets on Sunday in response to regional escalation, while Iran claimed vessels had 'disregarded warnings' and threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz until the 'end of US interference.
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“A Hunt” is what the Islamic regime declared against Donald Trump, President of the United States; Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel and other politicians.
The chances increased after the "retaliation list" recently published in an Iranian newspaper and including Chancellor Merz - Mark Henrichmann for the list: "Indicating the desperation and aggression of Tehran"
Security politicians warn of possible attacks in Germany after threats from Iran.
The Mullah regime is trying to stabilize itself through terror, says CDU man Kiesewetter. Previously, an Iranian newspaper had demanded retaliation – including against Chancellor Merz.
An Iranian daily calls for »reveal« to Western politicians – also to Friedrich Merz. Politicians of Union, SPD and Greens urge that the danger be taken seriously.
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