Trump's Strike Kills Khamenei, Iran in Chaos

0:00On March 2nd, President Donald Trump announced that a joint United States in Israel military operation killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali, commonay on Saturday. The leader, who ruled for 36 years since 1989, had been a long time foe of the United States across several administrations. Under his watch, Iran ramped up its religious policies and built proxy forces in places like Yemen, Lebanon, and Gaza. This put the country at odds with neighbors, such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, fueling tensions across the Middle East. Iranians around the world are celebrating the news, with many sharing videos of themselves doing the President's signature fist-pump dance to the song. Why him see a? Crowds and cities across the United States and Europe have gathered, waving old Iranian flags and chanting against the regime, while some in Iran were, caught cheering strikes on his compound. Iran has declared a 40-day morning period, and a seven-day holiday reporting 555 deaths

1:01from the strike so far. Four United States service members have also been killed, along with 11 in Israel. Trump is urging Iran's military to surrender, and its people to rise up against the regime. Iran's leaders have rejected the call, vowing no surrender as fighting continues with missiles hitting Israel, Arab states, and American bases. The operation has created a major power vacuum, and the world watches to see what comes next. Next.