In a dramatic escalation that could reshape the balance of power in the Middle East, the Israel Defense Forces reportedly struck a high-level meeting of Iran’s leadership on Tuesday—at the precise moment officials were voting to select a successor to the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
According to a senior Israeli official who spoke with Fox News, the strike was not random, nor was it symbolic. It was calculated. It was targeted. And it hit at the heart of Iran’s ruling structure.
“Israel struck while they were counting the votes for the appointment of the supreme leader,” the official told Fox News, as relayed by Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst.
Let that sink in.
Iran’s Supreme Council was gathered in Tehran, deliberating over who would assume control of the Islamic Republic following Khamenei’s death. The regime’s top figures—what remains of its leadership—had convened in one location to decide the future of the country.
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