Iran Threatens Expatriates Backing US-Israel

0:00This is your global news update for March 9th. Iran's prosecutor general office issued a stark warning to Iranians living abroad on March 9th. They face property confiscation and other legal penalties if they show support for the United States and Israel. This threat follows celebrations by some in the Iranian diaspora over the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay during the U.S. Israeli military campaign against Iran, which started on February 28th. Iran quickly named his son, Mojtaba Kaminay, as the new leader. Millions of Iranians live overseas, with government estimates ranging from 5 million to 10 million, mostly in the United States and Western, Europe. Many in these communities have pushed for political change back home. Meanwhile, new telegram channels are identifying prominent Iranians abroad who criticize Tehran's rulers and back the U.S. Israeli actions, putting them in the spotlight. Officials made it clear that anyone sympathizing or cooperating with what they call the American

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