Senior Israeli officials claim Khamenei is dead; Iran says its enemies are resorting to psychological warfare
Svmuu News: According to multiple Israeli media outlets, senior Israeli officials have stated that “Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Iran,” and that images of his body have been shown to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Reuters reported that senior Israeli officials revealed Khamenei’s body had been found. Additionally, U.S. media outlets reported that the Israeli ambassador to Washington had informed U.S. officials that Khamenei had been killed in an Israeli strike on his residence. Meanwhile, Iranian state media quoted the head of public relations for the Supreme Leader’s office as saying, “The enemy is resorting to psychological warfare; everyone should remain vigilant.”
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