Trump Urges Iran Protests, Regime Threatens Severe Punishment

0:00It's March 12, here's your global news in two minutes. President Donald Trump ordered strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. He directly urged Iranians to seize control of their government, calling it their best chance in generations. Iranian officials have ramped up security in cities nationwide. Police chief Brigadier General Ahmadreza Radhan warned that anyone protesting at foreign urging would be treated as an enemy, with forces ready to act. State media and prosecutors issued stark threats, too. They promised severe punishment, including property seizures and even death penalties, for those cooperating with enemies, whether inside or outside. The country. Exile figures are pushing back. Reza Pahalavi, son of Iran's last Shah, told people to stock supplies, stay home, strike, and chant against leaders at night. He urged security forces to join the people. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu echoed calls for change, promising

1:01support for Iranians to overthrow the regime. With blackouts and checkpoints everywhere, tensions mount as competing messages swirl. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor. See the episode description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to. So L.I. Soleypello.com