Iran Rallies Amid War, Leader's Coma

0:00On March 13th, Iran's top officials rallied thousands in Tehan on March 13th for the annual quads day event, brushing off a nearby Israeli. Missile strike that killed one woman. Judiciary chief Golem Hossein, Mosaini Ejay and national security head Ali Larajani led the chance against the United States in Israel, vowed to. Press on despite the blast. The war has dragged into its 14th day, with Iran launching drones and missiles at Gulf targets. Explosions hit Dubai's financial district, though interceptions caused no injuries there. Saudi forces downed dozens of drones aimed at Riyadh, while debris killed two in Oman and triggered alerts at a NATO base in Turkey. Crowds waved pictures of late-supreme leader Ayatollah, Ayatollah, Ali Kaminay, and his son, Mochetava, stomping on flags of America and Israel. Larajani called the attack signs of enemy weakness, boosting morale among supporters, even as the conflict spreads.

1:00Recent reports reveal Mochetava Kaminay, now-supreme leader after his father's February 28th assassination, lies in a coma from an airstrike. He's unaware of the war or his role, guarded in a Tehran hospital, casualties mount elsewhere, from a French soldier in Iraq to dozens hurt in an Israeli town and hundreds dead in Lebanon. With President Trump promising more strikes, tensions show no signs of easing anytime soon.