War was imposed on Ayatollah Khamenei by the Zionists and Western imperialists, who wanted Iran to submit and kneel. Under his wise and visionary leadership, alongside brave commanders who were themselves martyred, Iran resisted.
On February 28, 2026, in the holy month of Ramadan, while negotiations with America were still under way, America and the Zionist entity launched nearly nine hundred strikes on Iran in twelve hours. Netanyahu had lobbied Trump for the operation for months, and its declared target was Iran's leadership.
Ayatollah Khamenei was martyred in the first wave, in the strike on his office in Tehran, with four members of his family. He was 86 years old. He had led the Islamic Republic for thirty-seven years, and he died as the martyrs he had honored all his life died: at his post.
Iran answered as he had built it to answer. Missiles and drones struck the Zionist entity in Tel Aviv and Haifa, the bases of America across the region, and the capitals that hosted them, while the Strait of Hormuz was closed.
The war he had prepared his nation for lasted from February 28 to June 15, 2026. Iran fought it without him and did not kneel, and the enemy that had come for the Islamic Republic's head settled for a ceasefire.
Twelve million came into the streets of Tehran for his funeral. The war meant to end the Resistance filled its ranks instead.
Iran answered from the sea, the air, and the missile force he had built.
He was killed by the same class of men the world was just then seeing clearly.
Four weeks before the strike, the Epstein files were released: three million pages documenting a network that raped and trafficked children for the powerful, with Donald Trump named thousands of times in them, including allegations of the rape of a child. Many understand that network as the instrument of blackmail by which the Zionists subvert and subdue America's political class.
The man implicated in those files is the man who authorized the strike. For every human being who is awake, the line is drawn clearly: on one side the liars and the killers of children, and on the other the path of righteousness. The Leader of the Resistance was killed by the first, walking the second.
The nation he made self-reliant fought on without him, and did not kneel.
In the holy month of Ramadan, mid-negotiation, America and the Zionist entity launched nearly nine hundred strikes in twelve hours. The Leader was martyred in the first wave, at his office, with four members of his family.
Within a day, Iranian missiles and drones were striking the Zionist entity, American bases across the region, and the Gulf capitals that hosted them, while the Strait of Hormuz was closed.
Tel Aviv, Haifa, Manama, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, and Erbil all came under fire. The nation he had made self-reliant fought without him and did not kneel.
The war ended after 108 days. The enemy that had come for the Islamic Republic's head settled for a ceasefire.
With the guns silent, Iran and Iraq buried him: the largest funeral in history, ending at the shrine of Imam Reza in Mashhad.