Iran Launches Missiles After Khamenei's Death

0:00It's March 1st, and this episode is brought to you by Surfshark, simple, affordable online privacy. Links in the episode description. And now, here's what's happening around the world. Iran launched missiles at Israel, and bases and Gulf states like Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar, after a joint United States and Israeli air strike killed. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, the 86-year-old died Saturday in his Tehan office, sparking vows of massive retaliation from Tehan, and raising fears of wider war. President Donald Trump warned Iran on social media that any hard hits would bring an unmatched US response. Iran fired dozens of missiles toward Israel, with most intercepted, but a woman in the Tel Aviv area died from wounds, and shrapnel killed one person. In Dubai, Iranian officials, including the parliamentary speaker, promised blows so severe enemies would beg for mercy, while Trump called the leader's death. Iran's best chance for change.

1:01Flights halted across the Middle East, air defenses boomed over Dubai, and debris sparked fires at the city's port and a famous hotel. The operation, planned for months amid nuclear tensions, also took out Iran's revolutionary guardhead and top advisers. To Iran form a temporary council to govern during the leadership vacuum and declared morning periods with holidays. Exchange is a fire dragged into Sunday, with risks to oil routes like the Strait of Hormuz and global markets looming as the region watches for the next move.