US EditionIran Expats React to U.S, Israeli Strikes with Gratitude; Others Condemn Strikes
Reactions among Iranian expatriates vary widely with some celebrating the strikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader while others protest fearing escalation; rallies occurred in multiple global cities.
- On March 1, 2026, coordinated U.S. and Israeli airstrikes that began Saturday killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, officials said.
- U.S. and allied officials said the strikes targeted Iran's leadership over its missile programs and sponsorship of terrorism, citing Iran's ICBM ambitions and brutality.
- Following the strikes, Iran's missile retaliation produced explosions, smoke, and air-raid sirens that forced civilians to shelter, with rallies in Detroit and Glasgow showing banners. Moolenaar said, "After Operation Midnight Hammer, those ambitions were destroyed, but the regime attempted to rebuild its capabilities."
- Critics warned that the U.S. and Israel's actions on March 1, 2026, bypassed Congress and could escalate regional conflict, prompting calls for debate over war powers.
- Some critics urged caution while supporters demanded regime change as Freedom4Iran organizers and Detroit protesters vowed to march every weekend for a democratic Iran and human rights.
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