Iran Strikes Back After Khamenei's Death

0:00UK stories making news on March 1st brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Iran has confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and joint U.S. and Israeli strikes, along with family members and top military figures. In response, the regime launched multiple waves of suicide drones and missiles at U.S. allies across the Middle East, bowing its most intense offensive. Ever, targets include luxury hotels and airports in Dubai, where the Burj al-Arab and Palm Jamira were hit, injuring several people in grounding flights. A hotel in Bahrain's capital was destroyed, and explosions rocked areas in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, and Oman for a second day. Airlines and tourists, including celebrities, sheltered amid panic as air-rate sirens blared and debris fell from intercepted drones. Air defenses downed most attacks, but injuries mounted with one death in Israel and staff hurt

1:04at Dubai's airport. Air space shut down, cancelling around 20,000 flights. Israel struck deep into Tehran to assert control while leaders like Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu called on Iranians to overthrow the regime. Canadian revealed near-misses on its Cyprus bases, and Iran closed the straight of Hormuz, disrupting vital oil בע arcs. As morning begins in Iran with a raised red flag of revenge, some citizens separated the leaders' fall, but regional blast continue, raising fears, of wider conflict.