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Ali Khamenei killed at meeting during protest crackdown, sources say

Sources claim Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei was killed during a meeting tied to the state’s protest crackdown, escalating fear over a wider response.

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Ali Khamenei killed at meeting during protest crackdown, sources say

Reporting and sources state that Ali Khamenei was killed during a meeting of senior officials connected to Iran’s crackdown on protests. The alleged timing—linked to an internal security moment—has fueled speculation that the event was targeted or occurred amid heightened operations against dissent. Iranian state reactions are expected to shape how the leadership transition unfolds, including who controls security agencies and military command in the immediate aftermath. Protest-related detentions and internet disruptions have also intensified in recent days, adding to uncertainty inside Iran about next steps.

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