Netanyahu Claims Signs Khamenei May Be Dead After Tehran Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there are indications that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei may have been killed following a major strike on his compound in Tehran.
In a televised statement, Netanyahu claimed that the attack, described as a “powerful surprise strike,” destroyed Khamenei’s compound in the heart of the Iranian capital.
“This morning, in a powerful surprise strike, the compound of the tyrant Ali Khamenei was destroyed in the heart of Tehran,” Netanyahu said. He added that there were “many signs” suggesting that Khamenei is no longer alive.
The Israeli Prime Minister said the strike was part of coordinated US-Israeli military operations. However, there has been no immediate confirmation from Iranian officials regarding the status of the Supreme Leader.
Iran has not issued an official response at the time of publication. Independent verification of the claims remains unavailable.
The reported development marks a significant escalation in tensions between Israel and Iran, raising concerns about potential regional repercussions. Further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
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