10 Jan 2026 1:51 am
Trump and Netanyahu need to strike or assassinate in Ayatollah now. If this anti-modernity theocracy quells this rebellion, it will set Western Civilization back at least 50 years.
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Iran's ayatollah will flee, Donald Trump says as crumbling Islamic Republic readies 'missile cities'
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei will flee the country, Donald Trump has said, after weeks of vicious protests which could topple the Islamic Republic. The Supreme Leader placed his security forces on their highest state of readiness on Friday as the deadly demonstrations spread further across his country - including to capital Tehran. He has handed control of the crackdown to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps over concerns that regular police and military personnel may defect to join the legions of protesters. Security services are reportedly tracking down officers who refused to open fire on demonstrators. As many as 200 Iranian civilians are said to have been killed in the last few weeks alone. The Norway-based Hengaw human rights group said the Islamic Republic had detained several security personnel who would not follow orders to shoot protesters. Donald Trump has threatened to attack Iran if it keeps killing protesters. The President said he would "be hitting them very hard where it hurts... that doesn't mean troops on the ground. We don't want that to happen".
And in response - speaking publicly for the first time since January 3, Mr. Khamenei told Mr. Trump to "focus on the problems in his country" and claimed the "arrogant" US leader could be "overthrown". He insisted the Islamic Republic would "not back down" against the "domestic terrorists" taking part in protests. "The Iranian authorities have the responsibility to protect their own population and must allow for the freedom of expression and peaceful assembly without fear of reprisal. We urge the Iranian authorities to exercise restraint, to refrain from violence, and to uphold the fundamental rights of Iran's citizens. "Human rights groups report at least 62 people have died since demonstrations began on December 28 - though some individuals have said that number could be closer to 200.Authorities have arrested more than 2,277 people, including 166 minors and 48 university students.
A state television presenter warned families to keep children indoors at night, extraordinarily saying they should not complain if loved ones were shot. Some demonstrators have called for the return of Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the former Shah who was overthrown in the 1979 Islamic revolution. Mr. Pahlavi said "millions of Iranians demanded their freedom tonight" and described protesters as his "courageous compatriots".