16.06.2025 20:51
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a striking statement regarding plans to assassinate Iran's religious leader Khamenei. Netanyahu argued that targeting Khamenei would "not escalate the conflict, but rather end it."
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu argued that targeting Iran's religious leader Khamenei would "not escalate the conflict but rather end it."
As the toll in the conflicts between the two countries, which began with Israeli attacks on Iran, continues to rise day by day; mutual attacks are also ongoing.
ISRAEL'S PLAN TO KILL KHAMENEY
With its first attack, Israel made it clear that one of its targets was also critical figures in Iran. While many high-ranking commanders have lost their lives in Israeli attacks, numerous statements have been made regarding the next target being Iran's religious leader Khamenei.
CLAIM THAT TRUMP INTERVENED DENIED
Recently, it was claimed that Israel's plans against Khamenei were vetoed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
A U.S. official claimed, "President Trump openly opposed the possibility of Israel assassinating Iranian leader Khamenei." The unnamed U.S. official stated, "Iranians did not kill an American, and the assassination of political leaders should not even be on the table."
This claim was personally denied by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
NETANYAHU'S STRIKING STATEMENT
Today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a striking statement regarding plans to kill Iran's religious leader Khamenei. Netanyahu argued that targeting Khamenei would "not escalate the conflict but rather end it."