Iran Strikes: Chaos Unfolds After Khamenei's Death

0:00It's March 2nd, here's your global news in two minutes. Israel and the United States have launched strikes across Iran, starting last Saturday with the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Bombs have hit military and key strategic locations non-stop since then, catching everyone off guard. Authorities quickly shut down the internet nationwide, cutting off most contact with the outside world. This is the third blackout this year, leaving people frustrated and isolated amid the chaos. In Karaj, west of Tehran, residents felt massive blasts shaking their homes on Monday after a night of heavy strikes. Government backers took to the streets looking furious, while security forces patrolled to keep order. Bakery's and gas stations stayed packed, but main roads were empty as folks hunkered down. Over in Tehran, people rushed to stock up on groceries and basics, listening to explosions from inside. Security checkpoints now stop anyone suspicious, heightening the tension, many feel exhausted,

1:01like during last year's short war with Israel. The elite revolutionary guards still hold strong on the ground, fueling fears. Khamenei's death has deepened devise between supporters and critics, with some hoping for a full end to the current leadership, though worries linger, about possible secret deals. Support for this day in an episode comes from our sponsor. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.