According to Israeli sources, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei may have been killed as a result of an Israeli strike. The Times of Israel reported this, citing a Channel 12 report and unnamed sources.
According to the channel's information, Israeli officials assess that Khamenei was "most likely killed," and it was emphasized that there are "increasing signs" supporting this version. However, this information has not been officially confirmed at this time.
Shortly before this, Channel 12 reported that, according to Israeli assessments, Khamenei may have been "at least wounded." At the same time, it was emphasized that the conclusions are based on information from unnamed sources, not on satellite images of the destroyed compound.
It is reported that Khamenei is expected to make an address soon. The broadcast also speculated that if such an address is shown, it could have been pre-recorded.
Furthermore, Channel 12 emphasized that the strikes carried out during the day inflicted "very significant damage" on the Iranian regime's leadership and its military command.
