Putin Condemns Killing of Khamenei: A Shocking Act

0:00It's March 1st. This episode is brought to you by Surfshark. If you want an easy way to add an extra layer of privacy to your internet use. Surfshark works across all your devices and helps keep your connection more secure. Links. In the episode description, here's your global news in two minutes. Russian President Vladimir Putin has strongly condemned the killing of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kamanay and members of his family, calling. It is cynical murder that breaks all norms of human morality and international law. The strikes happened on Saturday when Kamanay, who was 86 years old, died in attacks carried out by Israel and the United States, according. To Iranian state media, Putin praised Kamanay as an outstanding statesman who helped build strong ties between Russia and Iran, turning their relationship into a comprehensive strategic partnership. In a message to Iran's President Masood, Psezhkin, Putin offered deep condolences and asked

1:00that his sympathy be passed on to Kamanay's family, friends, the government, and the people of Iran. As world leaders react to the shocking event, the focus now turns to how Iran and its allies might respond in the days ahead.