BREAKING Mojtaba khamenei has been fled from iran

 

 

Mojtaba Khamenei's escape is a warning sign of his overthrow.

The Americans have occupied part of southern Iran. The psychological values ​​of the Patel regime are fighting to take revenge.

 Attack on the 81st Armored Division Barracks of the Iranian Army

 

 BREAKING#Mojtaba_khamenei has been fled from iran: An Israeli security source told Saudi news outlet Al-Hadath that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is no longer inside Iran.

 The source further claimed that recent statements released in Khamenei’s name are allegedly being drafted and issued by IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi and his associates rather than by Khamenei himself.

 After the killing of two Americans in Jordan, the US launched its heaviest attacks on IRGC infrastructure in southern cities and other cities on the eighth night of the attack.
It is said that ground forces were also brought in to capture some areas.
Where are the brave men who chant the slogans of war, war, and revenge?
Where is the idiot IRGC Mohsen Rezaei who said yesterday that if America continues for another 2 days, we will destroy the entire United States?

 Attack on the 81st Armored Division Barracks of the Iranian Army

After several missiles were fired from Kermanshah towards Jordan and intercepted in the country’s skies, the 81st Armored Division Barracks of the Iranian Army in Kermanshah were targeted.

According to published information, several missiles were fired from Kermanshah towards Jordan at around 15:32, which were intercepted and destroyed in the country’s skies. About an hour later, at around 16:30, when the sound of an airplane passing over the city was heard, the 81st Armored Division Barracks of the army were targeted.

This attack shows that the Iranian regime’s use of western Iran to fire missiles at countries in the region has made military centers located in those areas direct targets for counterattacks.

 Hebrew media claim: The ground attack will begin from the south, and NATO, Kurdish forces, Israel, some Arab countries, and Pakistan will also enter the conflict.

 Iran, not to the battlefield; not to the prison of a nation
For forty-seven years, the Iranian people have been paying the price for policies they never chose. Generations have lived with repression, imprisonment, executions, poverty, corruption, discrimination, isolation, and warmongering, while those in power have preferred their survival over national interests.
Today, more than ever, the risk of war spreading threatens the lives of millions of Iranians. It is clear that the first victims of any war are ordinary people; not those in power.
But the world must also accept one reality: sustainable security in the Middle East will not be achieved by continuing the cycle of crisis. The experience of the past decades has shown that the policy of containment, concessions, or mere military response has brought neither freedom to the Iranian people nor lasting stability to the region.
The sustainable solution is to stand by the Iranian people and the resistance.
If the international community truly wants peace, stability, and an end to the cycle of crisis, it must instead focus solely on managing recurring crises and support the right of the Iranian people to freely determine their own destiny, human rights, fundamental freedoms, and independent civil institutions. Iran needs a future in which no citizen is treated as a second-class citizen because of their ethnicity, language, religion, gender, or belief. A future in which the rights of all Iranians are respected and law, not might, is the standard of justice.