Ghalibaf reveals Tehran feared street unrest after Iran International broke Khamenei news

Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has disclosed details of the first hours after the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Ghalibaf revealed that Tehran feared street unrest after Iran International broke the news of Khamenei's death. The fear of unrest led to a swift response from Iranian authorities to maintain control. The killing of Khamenei has sparked international reactions.

Israel has struck Iran after taking missile fire, according to KTAR News 92.3 FM. The US has announced another troop death, with Israel warning that Tehran's attacks are coming close, according to Yahoo. Meanwhile, former US President Trump shared a post claiming he is destroying Iran's currency, according to Iran International. The details of the assassination and the immediate aftermath remain sparse.

Iran International and Al Arabiya English both attribute the revelation to Ghalibaf. However, the specifics of the measures taken to prevent unrest and the current state of internal security in Iran are not specified. The international implications, including the US troop death and Israel's strikes, add layers of complexity to the situation. The exact sequence of events and the full extent of the Iranian government's response to the assassination are not yet clear.