US IRAN War. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed. His son Mojtaba Khamenei reported to be appointed as new Supreme Leader. Missiles all over the Middle East

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Many unanswered questions after Trump's post​

Published at 06:52​

Bernd Debusmann Jr
Reporting from West Palm Beach

Trump's Truth Social post announcing the Ayatollah's death suggests he already sees this as a victory - and perhaps the start of what would be a relatively quick campaign.

Although he left open the possibility of a lengthier campaign, the week's worth of strikes he mentioned would be shorter than the 12 days of Israeli airstrikes in Iran last year, and far shorter than previous US air campaigns in Iraq in 1991 or Kosovo in 1999.

There are, however, many unanswered questions.

For one, Trump has now suggested - more than once - that he sees this as an opportunity for the Iranian people to "take back" the country.

But he hasn't made clear who exactly he sees running the country if the Islamic Republic in its current form were to fall.

Trump has previously questioned whether the exiled Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, has the support needed to govern.

For the administration, any long and protracted conflict is likely to have important domestic reverberations, particularly as the president campaigned on a promise of ending long, drawn-out conflicts abroad.

In the coming days and week, we're likely to hear him and his political allies make the case that this is something different - an example of what he often terms "peace through strength".

 

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for ccp wolf warriors supplying arms to iran, they will need wu jing to rescue them with ccp flag in his arm again.

 

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UAE condemns Iranian attack​

Published at 07:32​

The United Arab Emirates has condemned Iran's attacks on its territory, calling it a "violation of national sovereignty and international law".

In a post on X, the UAE calls Iran's retaliatory strikes a dangerous escalation and "cowardly act" that threatens the safety of civilians and undermines stability.

Its defence ministry says it is on "high alert" and ready to deal with any threats.

It adds that its defence forces have intercepted 137 ballistic missiles and 209 drones launched toward the country. Fourteen of the drones that fell within the country's territories and waters caused "some collateral damage", it says.

 

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5 star Fairmount Hotel in Dubai hit by Iranian drone

 

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The supreme leader is no longer supreme, but supremely dead?

 

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5 star Fairmount Hotel in Dubai hit by Iranian drone

5-star fairmont becums 0,.69-star fairgame?