US-Israel Strike Kills Iran's Khamenei, Escalates Conflict

0:00On March 2, the United States and Israel delayed a major strike on Iran by one week due to poor weather and the need for closer military, coordination. The attack finally launched and killed Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who had led the country since 1989. This came after months of parallel efforts by President Trump, blending tough nuclear talks with strike preparations. A final round in Geneva last Thursday failed to yield a deal, despite U.S. offers like a 10-year halt on uranium enrichment and fuel supplies for. Sabillion use. Officials aimed the opening blows at Khamenei, his sons, and top meetings to disrupt Iran's leadership. U.S. B. two stealth bombers destroyed missile sites, while Israeli jets hit Air Force and security targets, including the Navy's headquarters. Iran quickly retaliated with missile and drone attacks across the region, killing three U.S. troops in Kuwait and nine people in Israel. As Bailag launch strikes from Lebanon, drawing Israeli responses in Beirut, as Gulf Nations

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