Husam Alaeddin Allegedly Killed In Tehran

The dictator Khamenei has been killed in Tehran, Iran, according to Al Jazeera Arabic Voice. This event follows the death of dictator Assad, who moved from Damascus to Moscow, and the imprisonment of dictator Maduro in Manhattan. The report states that Khamenei's death brings the total number of people killed this year to 35,000. The report also noted that air defenses in La Buta, China, and Cuba failed to function during recent events. The death follows a period of conflict that has resulted in 35,000 deaths this year under his leadership. The report notes that American morale is currently at its highest levels following the event. No new specific facts provided in this feed to update the existing story. Donald Trump has sent a provocative message to Iran following the death of Khamenei. Husam Alaeddin, a relative of Ahmad Alaeddin, the owner of the prominent Alaeddin passage in Tehran, was reportedly killed. An online user named Neo described the event as a government killing and called for widespread international information. The user claimed Husam was killed solely due to his access to the global internet. The incident has been described as by those reporting it.