Trump: Mojtaba Khamenei amekufa kwa asilimia 90
Rais wa Marekani Donald Trump ameiambia kituo cha habari cha Fox News kwamba: "Khamenei amekufa, na mwanawe amekufa kwa asilimia 90."
Tangu kuanza kwa vita, hakuna picha, sauti, wala video ya Mojtaba Khamenei iliyochapishwa, na hajaonekana hadharani.
Siku mbili zilizopita, picha mpya ilichapishwa kwenye tovuti ya Kiongozi wa Jamhuri ya Kiislamu, lakini hakukuwa na dalili yoyote inayoonyesha kuwa ilipigwa hivi karibuni.
Katika mahojiano na Fox News Rais Trump alisisitiza tena kuwa jeshi la majini, jeshi la anga, na vikosi vya ulinzi vya Iran vimelemazwa na viongozi wake wameuawa.
Rais huyo wa Marekani pia alisema kuwa "makubaliano yalifikiwa kuhusu kila kitu" jana baada ya "mkutano wa saa 11," akirejelea suala la Iran.
Hakutaja maelezo ya mkutano huo. Aliongeza: "Kazi yao huwa inachukua saa 11 wakati inapaswa kuchukua dakika moja tu... lakini walipotoka chumbani, walipiga simu tena na kusema kuwa kuna mabadiliko yaliyohitajika kufanywa."
Donald Trump aliongeza: "Siku zote huwa kuna mabadiliko. Unajua, wao ni wataalamu wa mazungumzo, hiyo ndio kazi yao. Sisemi kwamba wanaimudu vyema kazi hiyo... Hawakupata chochote kutoka kwangu."
Bw. Trump alisema siku chache zilizopita kuwa Iran imekubali kila kitu, lakini saa chache baadaye walishambulia meli ya kibiashara katika Mlango-bahari wa Hormuz.
Anaituhumu Iran kwa kucheza michezo ya hila dhidi ya marais wa Marekani, akiwemo Bill Clinton, George Bush na Barack Obama, katika kipindi cha miaka 47 iliyopita, huku akimtaja Bw. Obama kuwa "mbaya zaidi kuliko wote."
Soma zaidi:
Donald Trump told Fox News that Khamenei had died and his son had died by 90 percent. No pictures, sounds, or videos of Mojtaba Khamenei were published since the start of the war and he was not seen publicly. A new picture was published on the website of the Leader of the Islamic Republic two days prior, but there was no indication it was recently taken. Trump stated that the naval, air, and defense forces of Iran had been swallowed up by their leaders and killed by them. Trump also mentioned that "agreements were reached about everything" after a meeting at "eleven o'clock." Trump added that changes always occur in negotiations and that Iran did not provide anything to him. Iran attacked a commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz shortly after claiming agreement with the U.S. presidents during the last 47 years.
President Donald Trump stated to Fox News that Mojtaba Khamenei had died, and his son had died by 90 percent. The President also referenced negotiations regarding Iran, mentioning a "meeting at 11 o'clock," which involved discussions about necessary changes, noting that the process took longer than expected. Trump asserted that negotiations involve experts and stated that Iran had agreed to everything, yet shortly thereafter launched an attack on a commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also accused Iran of playing deceptive games against U.S. presidents over the last 47 years, specifically mentioning Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Barack Obama, and labeled Obama as "worse than all."
The narrative presents a juxtaposition between highly charged personal claims and diplomatic actions concerning Iran. The assertion regarding Khamenei's status, though presented as a factual statement by the President, functions as an extreme emotional anchor intended to signal crisis. This framing is immediately followed by commentary on perceived Iranian deception in geopolitical maneuvering. The pattern observed involves using dramatic, unverifiable claims about leadership mortality to establish an atmosphere of profound, immediate threat before pivoting to politically charged assertions about negotiation failures and military actions. This structure attempts to substitute emotional intensity for verifiable evidence regarding the stated outcomes of diplomatic processes. The implications point toward a system where high-stakes political communication relies more on signaling existential dread than on transparent process documentation. What are the underlying assumptions that permit such immediate, uncontextualized declarations to define an international situation? How does the use of highly personalized and unverifiable claims about leadership impact the public's ability to evaluate complex geopolitical realities? If the focus is shifted from verifiable actions to symbolic tragedy, what alternative forms of accountability are being suppressed?