Iranians Abroad Celebrate Amid Unconfirmed Khamenei Death

The article discusses the reaction to the unconfirmed reports of the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Although Iranian authorities have yet to officially confirm this development, videos circulated online show groups of people celebrating, playing music, and cheering.
U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the situation via his Truth Social platform, indicating that celebrations had already begun shortly after 11 PM local time.
The atmosphere in Iran is tense, following months of anti-government protests triggered by worsening economic conditions and heavy sanctions. These protests, which began in December and peaked in early January, have reportedly resulted in approximately 7,000 deaths, according to a U.S.-based human rights monitoring organization.
However, Iranian authorities maintain that only 3,000 deaths are linked to violence, which they describe as terrorist activities supported by foreign actors.
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