
Iran's Khamenei Killed in US-Israel Strikes
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US and Israel strike Iran, killing Ayatollah Khamenei and top officials, sparking retaliation and mixed reactions from Iranian Australians. While some celebrate, others worry about the ongoing conflict and the path to democracy.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Iran's Khamenei Killed in US-Israel Strikes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
In Sydney today, March 1st, U.S. and Israel hit Iran with strikes on Saturday, targeting Ayatollah Khamenei's compound and killing him along with top revolutionary guard commanders. And nuclear officials, Iranian state media confirmed his death the next day, Sunday. President Donald Trump called Khamenei one of history's most evil figures in the social media post. Iran labeled the attacks unprovoked and fired missiles back at Israel and at least seven other nations, including Gulf states with U.S. bases. Meanwhile, Iranian Australians are filling a mix of joy and worry. Many in Sydney and Melbourne communities say they've suffered too long under the regime, with thousands killed in protests, so they're relieved, it's weakening. Small crowds gathered outside Parliament in Victoria, waving Iranian and Israeli flags while playing upbeat music. Community leaders describe it as hopeful anticipation rather than full celebration, given the ongoing war. Leaders hope for a transitional government leading to democracy, but stress its early days
with a long road ahead. They want international support to prevent the regime from holding on while everyday families brace for what's next. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, LinkedIn the description. It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones, bill for comfort and sound. S-O-L-L-I, sonypillow.com
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