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A video sent to Iranian International Shadi and Jashn Khayabani shows protesters in Shamgha Shabah Nahm Asfandmah, Sanandaj, gathering after the announcement of Ali Khamenei's death.
On Saturday evening, following the announcement of Ali Khamenei's death, people in Rome, Italy took to the streets to celebrate the event.
Empress Farah Pahlavi released a video message on the evening of Ayatollah Khamenei's death in which she recited the poem "The end of the black night is white."
A video received by Iran International shows citizens in Fooladshahr celebrating the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei by taking to the streets and chanting "Long live the Shah."
CENTCOM has refuted multiple claims made by the Iranian regime and IRGC, stating there have been no U.S. casualties, no Navy vessels were struck, and damage to U.S. installations was minimal with no impact on operations. The U.S. military says the Iranian claims of killing 50 service members and striking American targets are false.
Footage shows Iranian expatriates in London celebrating in the streets following reports of Ali Khamenei's death. Similar celebrations were reported in various cities across Iran and among Iranian communities abroad.
People in Lapooei, Fars province, Iran, are celebrating what they believe to be the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei, gathering in front of the home of Pouya Jafari, a 15-year-old killed by government forces on December 18.
On the evening of March 9, images circulating on social media showed Iranians celebrating in the streets of various locations after reports emerged of Ali Khamenei's death. Later, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on his social network "Truth Social" that Khamenei had been killed in attacks conducted by the United States and Israel.
In a live news program today, the death of Ali Khamenei was announced, a significant event for the people of Iran. Additionally, Masih Alinejad exposed Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, describing him as detrimental to democracy.
The "VahidOnline" channel has published images showing public celebrations in various cities across Iran following the broadcast of news about Ali Khamenei's death in a military attack by the United States and Israel. Videos depict people rejoicing in the streets and from their homes.
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has dismissed the Islamic Republic's claims of 50 American service members killed and a missile strike on a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier as "lies," stating that there are no reports of casualties and the U.S. naval fleet remains operational.
A video received by Iran International shows people in Qazvin and other cities celebrating what they believe to be the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei, with a woman shouting, "This is how the dictatorship ends."
