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Israel Names Target: “Elimination” of Khamenei
Israel’s defense minister stated that one of the goals of the military campaign against Iran is to eliminate Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, further escalating Middle East tensions.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant made a controversial statement, declaring that a key objective of the ongoing military campaign against Iran is the “elimination” of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic. This is the first official indication that Israel may be targeting Iran’s top leadership directly.
Such rhetoric significantly escalates the conflict and violates diplomatic norms, as well as international conventions that prohibit political assassinations as tools of military strategy. Tehran responded harshly, accusing Israel of harboring terrorist intentions and threatening the foundations of international security.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader since 1989, holds the highest authority in the country's political structure. A direct threat to his life is seen by Iranian officials as a declaration of all-out war, not merely a military operation.
International observers have expressed deep concern. The assassination of a head of state could have unpredictable consequences, potentially triggering a full-scale armed conflict between Iran and Western powers. The Pentagon has reportedly heightened security measures at its regional bases, and the UN Security Council is holding an emergency meeting.
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