Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was the long-serving Supreme Leader of Iran who defined the nation's political landscape for nearly four decades. Following his death in the opening stages of the recent conflict, his passing triggered a significant shift in regional power dynamics and the election of his successor. His elimination, whether attempted or achieved during the hostilities, remains a focal point in discussions regarding Iranian leadership and international diplomacy.
“And we might. But only if you will give up the sanctions, which are not killing us, even though they are.”
“So meaning if they take him out, everybody in the regime has one of two choices. It's either last minute desperation. Light everything up. Shoot all the missiles out that you can, right? Everything you got going on. Last minute miracle. It's almost like kamicazi. If I'm going down, I'm killing everybody.”
“There are many reports, many, many reports. One report that just came in, and this is one that just came in minutes ago, the last 30 minutes, allegedly, allegedly, Kame was targeted. A strike was hit his compound.”
“Iran's tyrannical Supreme Leader Ali Kame was killed Saturday in an unprecedented joint military attack by the US and Israel called Operation Epic Fury which Trump, President Trump said would give Iranians their greatest chance uh to take back their country.”
“Iran's tyrannical Supreme Leader Ali Kame was killed Saturday in an unprecedented joint military attack by the US and Israel called Operation Epic Fury which Trump, President Trump said would give Iranians their greatest chance uh to take back their country.”
“So, the world's a better place without him. Uh but there's a leadership vacuum right now in Iran and I want to see it filled.”
“The world is so much of a safer place with the Ayatollah gone and we should all be. It's a way better place without this freaking guy and that regime in place.”
“Who are the losers? So the Ayatollah the loser. The terror proxies all losers. The progressive left that have been marching day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. Losers.”
“The world is so much of a safer place with the Ayatollah gone and we should all be thankful.”
“On the very first day of the operation, code named epic fury by the Americans and roaring lion by Israel, the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kam, who had ruled Iran since 1989, was killed in an Israeli air strike.”
“Reports had circulated roughly 2 weeks before the attack that Ayat Kame had privately indicated that in the event of his death, Lar Jani should assume de facto leadership until a new supreme leader is chosen. If true, that would make Larijani not just a caretaker figure, but the central power broker in Iran at the moment of war, uncertainty, and potential internal fragmentation.”
“After hours of unconfirmed reports, rumors become reality. Iran's Supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been killed.”
“I I think almost everyone inside both the society and the regime are just waiting for Ayat to die. He's 86 years old. And so, I think that right now people are just rather than rather than uh major rifts happening, you see people just waiting for the moment to act.”
“The US and Israel hit sites across Iran and killed the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.”
“So, um, the regime has, um, introduced Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of, um, Ali Khamenei, uh, who was killed, um, uh, couple of weeks ago as the new Supreme leader”
“You mean the new supreme leader? I was disappointed because we think it's going to lead to just more of the same problem for the country.”
“He has deep ties to the Revolutionary Guard, of which, incidentally, he was a veteran in the war with Iraq in the 1980s.”
“این نکتهای که امام رحمت الله علیه میفرمود در شهادت استاد مطهری گفتنین با این شهادتها انقلاب قویتر میشه.”
“his father Ayatah Ali Kamei who was killed on the first day of this war.”