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The chain of retaliation escalates! The U.S. embassy is suspected to have been attacked and bombed, with the UK, France, and Germany intervening, and Putin immediately ordered the deployment of transport planes to the relevant area
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The skies of the Middle East were completely torn apart on the morning of February 28, 2026. A loud explosion was heard in the center of Tehran, not an ordinary blast, but a meticulously planned 'decapitation.' Missiles from the U.S. and Israel accurately struck the secure location where Khamenei was meeting with dozens of military and political officials. Approximately 40 core figures, including the Secretary of the Iranian National Defense Council and the Commander of the Revolutionary Guard, lost their lives in the attack. The news sent shockwaves around the globe, but what was even more unexpected was that this was merely the beginning of a series of explosions.
Within 48 hours, the flames of retaliation reached the gates of U.S. diplomatic institutions. On March 2, thick smoke billowed from the U.S. embassy in Kuwait, forcing its closure. Meanwhile, the previously neutral countries of the UK, France, and Germany suddenly issued a joint statement threatening to take 'defensive action' against Iran. On the other side, Russian President Putin had already ordered the dispatch of an Il-76 transport aircraft to urgently retrieve diplomatic personnel stationed in Israel. A 'surgical strike' against Iran was rapidly evolving into a comprehensive crisis that could entangle multiple countries.
On the morning of February 28, 2026, a hastily convened meeting became a death trap. According to intelligence disclosed afterward, U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies, through long-term infiltration and signal reconnaissance, captured the last-minute change in Khamenei's itinerary, moving the originally scheduled evening meeting to the morning.
On the evening of March 1, UK Prime Minister Starmer, French President Macron, and German Chancellor Merz issued a joint statement. The statement condemned Iran's missile and drone attacks in the Middle East in the 'strongest terms,' describing these attacks as 'indiscriminate and disproportionate,' threatening the safety of military personnel and allies from the three countries in the region.
$BTC
The skies of the Middle East were completely torn apart on the morning of February 28, 2026. A loud explosion was heard in the center of Tehran, not an ordinary blast, but a meticulously planned 'decapitation.' Missiles from the U.S. and Israel accurately struck the secure location where Khamenei was meeting with dozens of military and political officials. Approximately 40 core figures, including the Secretary of the Iranian National Defense Council and the Commander of the Revolutionary Guard, lost their lives in the attack. The news sent shockwaves around the globe, but what was even more unexpected was that this was merely the beginning of a series of explosions.
Within 48 hours, the flames of retaliation reached the gates of U.S. diplomatic institutions. On March 2, thick smoke billowed from the U.S. embassy in Kuwait, forcing its closure. Meanwhile, the previously neutral countries of the UK, France, and Germany suddenly issued a joint statement threatening to take 'defensive action' against Iran. On the other side, Russian President Putin had already ordered the dispatch of an Il-76 transport aircraft to urgently retrieve diplomatic personnel stationed in Israel. A 'surgical strike' against Iran was rapidly evolving into a comprehensive crisis that could entangle multiple countries.
On the morning of February 28, 2026, a hastily convened meeting became a death trap. According to intelligence disclosed afterward, U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies, through long-term infiltration and signal reconnaissance, captured the last-minute change in Khamenei's itinerary, moving the originally scheduled evening meeting to the morning.
On the evening of March 1, UK Prime Minister Starmer, French President Macron, and German Chancellor Merz issued a joint statement. The statement condemned Iran's missile and drone attacks in the Middle East in the 'strongest terms,' describing these attacks as 'indiscriminate and disproportionate,' threatening the safety of military personnel and allies from the three countries in the region.
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