Middle East Escalates: Khamenei's Death Triggers Chaos

0:00On March 6, the Middle East is gripped by escalating violence after a joint United States and Israeli Strike killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah. Ali Kaminay on Saturday, Iran and its allies quickly hid back with attacks on Israel, American bases in Gulf countries, and key oil and gas sites, sparking chaos across the region. Death tolls are climbing fast, with Iran reporting at least 1,230 people killed. People confirming 11 deaths from A, Strike, 6 American service members, lost, and at least 77 in Lebanon. The Islamic Revolutionary Garcore has warned of targeting economic centers, heightening worries over global energy supplies. Governments worldwide are urging caution, with the United Kingdom's foreign office and the United States State Department raising travel warnings too. The highest levels for places like Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen, meaning no travel at all. Countries including Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates

1:04now advise against all but essential trips, telling people to, shelter and place amid missile and drone threats. Strikes continue unabated, from explosions in Tehan and Beirut to damage a United States bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, oil spills in Iraq and debris.