Solidarity Scroll – Feb 28, 2026

Iran’s Khamenei Killed as U.S. Launches Epic Fury Strikes

U.S. Strikes on Iran Underway Per New York Times Report

  • U.S. military operations began early Saturday.
  • Strikes targeted multiple Iranian facilities.
  • Escalation followed failed nuclear talks.

TEHRAN, IRAN, Feb 28 (TNGB) – U.S. forces reportedly initiated airstrikes against Iranian targets, marking a sharp escalation after weeks of tensions. Officials stated the operations aimed at dismantling key military sites, including command centers and missile facilities. The attack involved coordinated efforts with Israeli forces, hitting locations across several cities. No immediate casualty figures emerged from the initial wave.

This operation signals a firm response to ongoing threats.

Reports indicated explosions in Tehran and other areas, with Iranian media claiming minimal damage despite the intensity of the bombardment.

Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei Killed in Israeli Strike

  • Khamenei died in airstrike on compound.
  • Israeli officials confirmed body recovery.
  • Death creates power vacuum in Tehran.

TEHRAN, IRAN, Feb 28 (TNGB) – Israeli airstrikes reportedly killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei at his secure compound. Security sources stated his body was found amid rubble following the bombardment. The attack formed part of a broader joint U.S.-Israeli campaign against regime leadership. Khamenei had led Iran for nearly 37 years, overseeing its nuclear ambitions and regional proxies.

His death could reshape Middle East dynamics.

U.S. President Trump confirmed the killing, describing it as justice for past aggressions against American interests.

Israel Confirms Khamenei Body Found After Deadly Strike

  • Khamenei’s remains located in rubble.
  • Strike targeted entire Iranian leadership.
  • Confirmation from multiple security sources.

TEHRAN, IRAN, Feb 28 (TNGB) – Israeli officials verified that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s body was recovered from his bombed Tehran compound. The precision strike aimed to decapitate Iran’s top echelons, including former and current officials. Khamenei, aged 86, represented a longstanding adversary to Israel and the U.S. Iranian state media initially denied his death but later went silent.

This event marks a pivotal regime shift.

Further strikes continued, focusing on military installations across western Iran.

Trump Verifies Khamenei Death in U.S.-Israel Operation

  • Trump announced Khamenei’s confirmed death.
  • Joint operation targeted regime leaders.
  • Strikes to continue for regional peace.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – President Trump publicly confirmed that Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei perished in the joint U.S.-Israeli assault. He stated Khamenei evaded sophisticated tracking but ultimately fell to precise bombing. The operation sought to eliminate threats from Iran’s regime, including its nuclear and missile programs. Trump emphasized ongoing heavy strikes to ensure Middle East stability.

His demise advances justice for past victims.

Additional Iranian leaders reportedly died in the coordinated attacks.

Trump Declares Khamenei Dead Following Targeted Attacks

  • Trump stated Khamenei killed in strikes.
  • Announcement via social media post.
  • Bombing campaign to persist uninterrupted.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – President Trump declared Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dead after U.S.-Israeli strikes hit his compound. He described Khamenei as one of history’s most evil figures and noted the operation’s success in eliminating him. The attacks formed part of a massive campaign against regime threats. Trump vowed continued pinpoint bombing until objectives were met.

This confirmation intensifies regional tensions significantly.

Iranian responses included missile launches at U.S. bases in the Gulf.

Senator Mullin Falters Defending Iran War Rationale on CNN

  • Mullin struggled explaining nuclear threat.
  • Confused Iran’s leadership timeline.
  • Defended strikes despite prior obliteration claims.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin faced tough questions on CNN about justifying potential war with Iran. He claimed Iran rebuilt obliterated nuclear facilities but mixed up leaders Khamenei and Khomeini. Mullin insisted strikes were necessary despite last year’s destruction of sites. The interview highlighted inconsistencies in administration messaging on threats.

His responses revealed policy confusion clearly.

Critics pointed out the need for coherent strategy amid escalations.

U.S. Names Iran Military Campaign Operation Epic Fury

  • Operation dubbed Epic Fury by Pentagon.
  • Strikes began at 1:15 a.m. ET.
  • Targets included IRGC facilities nationwide.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – U.S. Central Command launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran, directing strikes at regime security apparatus. The campaign prioritized imminent threat locations, hitting command centers and missile sites. It represented the largest American military concentration in the region for decades. Objectives focused on preventing nuclear acquisition and destroying missile capabilities.

This marks a generational force deployment.

Partner forces assisted in degrading Iranian air defenses.

Trump Urges Iranians to Overthrow Government Amid Attacks

  • Trump called for regime change internally.
  • Strikes hit nine Iranian cities.
  • Operation aimed at nuclear elimination.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – President Trump addressed Iranians directly, urging them to seize control after U.S.-Israeli strikes devastated regime targets. He pledged to raze Iran’s missile industry and navy while eliminating nuclear threats. The attacks spanned major cities, including Tehran and Isfahan. Trump framed the operation as freeing Iranians from oppressive rule.

His message seeks internal uprising effectively.

Iran retaliated with missiles at regional U.S. bases.

Senator Scott Defends Trump Iran Strike as Necessary Move

  • Scott claimed Trump had no choice.
  • Defended strikes against Iranian arrogance.
  • Emphasized national defense priorities.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – Florida Senator Rick Scott backed President Trump’s decision to strike Iran, stating the regime’s arrogance left no options. He argued the president acted to defend America against imminent threats. Scott praised the operation as peace through strength, standing firmly with Israel. The strikes targeted nuclear and missile programs.

His stance reinforces administration policy firmly.

Wyden Warns Intelligence Data Plan Risks American Freedoms

  • Wyden criticized expanded data access.
  • Plan grants intelligence law enforcement records.
  • Potential abuse deemed staggering.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb 28 (TNGB) – Oregon Senator Ron Wyden raised alarms over the administration’s proposal allowing intelligence agencies broader access to citizen law enforcement data. He stated it endangers freedoms without proper oversight. The plan upends restrictions meant to prevent domestic spying. Wyden called for safeguards against misuse of sensitive information.

This threatens privacy protections gravely.

Officials defended the move as necessary for security.