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A group of Iranians in Toronto gathered in front of the U.S. consulate to express gratitude to the Trump administration for the alleged killing of Ali Khamenei and other Islamic Republic officials.
In an interview with The Atlantic, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that one day after the killing of Ali Khamenei, Iran's new leadership team requested talks with him, and he agreed to engage in discussions. Trump noted that many officials previously involved in negotiations are no longer alive.
Iranians residing in Toronto gathered in front of the U.S. consulate office in the city center to celebrate after the reported killing of Ali Khamenei and other Islamic Republic officials.
Iranians living in Washington gathered and celebrated after news confirmed the death of Ali Khamenei.
In the "Cheshm Andaz" program, Mehdi Mahdavi-Azadi stated that Ali Khamenei, who previously said killed protesters had "gone to hell," has himself gone to hell.
An Iranian woman whose mother was killed under Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's rule expresses her grief and rage through symbolic gestures, celebrating what she views as accountability for her loss. The post reflects the deep personal toll of the political repression on Iranian families while emphasizing the resilience of the Iranian people.
Prior to the start of the Israeli and American attack on the Islamic Republic, Shiite sources of emulation issued messages of condolence instead of a fatwa for jihad in the event of Ayatollah Khamenei's killing, contrary to earlier speculations.
In an interview with Fox News, Prince Reza Pahlavi declared the killing of Ali Khamenei a "historic turning point" and the start of the end for the Islamic Republic, asserting his leadership in a transition process involving a coalition of various political and ethnic groups. He outlined plans to stabilize the country within the first hundred days, followed by a referendum and the establishment of a constituent assembly, with the transitional period expected to last one to two years.
Following the killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei, a Provisional Leadership Council has been established according to Article 111 of Iran's Constitution. The council consists of President Ebrahim Raisi, Head of the Judiciary Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, and Guardian Council jurist Alireza Arafi.
In an interview with The Atlantic, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that one day after U.S. attacks on Iran and the killing of Ali Khamenei, new Iranian leaders requested talks with him, which he agreed to. Trump did not specify when these discussions would take place and expressed satisfaction with the public reaction in Iran.
After Ali Khamenei's death was confirmed, the Islamic Republic of Iran announced that Ali Shamkhani, Minister of Defense and Commander of Kol-Sabah, was among the regime's commanders who were killed.
In an interview with Fox News, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that 48 leaders of the Islamic Republic were killed during joint U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. The attacks began on Saturday, with confirmed deaths including that of Ali Khamenei and several senior commanders of the Islamic Republic's armed forces.
