Chapter 1: What happened to Iran's supreme leader?
Khamenei eliminated. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. President Trump says Iran's supreme leader is dead following U.S. and Israeli airstrikes.
The president says Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, one of the most evil people in history, is dead. President Trump's confirmation follows Israeli reports that the supreme leader was killed in airstrikes.
President Trump says this is not only justice for the people of Iran, but for all great Americans and those people from many countries throughout the world killed or mutilated by Khomeini and his gang of bloodthirsty thugs. U.S. and Israeli airstrikes were launched early Saturday morning.
The heavy and pinpoint bombing, the president says, will continue uninterrupted throughout the week or as long as necessary.
Chapter 2: How is the U.S. responding to Iran's threats?
In Washington, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
The president just posting on Truth Social that Iran just stated that they're going to hit very hard today, harder than they've ever hit before. They better not do that, however, because if they do, we will hit them with a force that's never been seen before. Thank you for your attention to that matter, Donald J. Trump. So what happens with Iran's leadership now?
Iranian state media now saying three figures will be running things after admitting the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed. Also announcing a 40-day mourning period for the person they describe as a martyr. Relatives of the Ayatollah and dozens of top officials were also killed in that well-synchronized attack on the leadership compound, one of hundreds of targets.
We're getting right now fresh explosions in Tehran. Israeli military reporting a new wave of strikes, ballistic missile sites, as well as aerial defense systems in the crosshairs to limit Iran's ability to strike back.
Chapter 3: What changes are expected in Iran's leadership structure?
But Iran is not quitting. There are new reports of drones and missiles fired at various locations in Israel, including Jerusalem, after a devastating missile attack on a residential area of Tel Aviv.
Fox's Greg Palcott in London. America's listening to Fox News.
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As U.S. strikes continue on Iran, U.S. Central Command is pushing back against what they say is Iranian propaganda.
Chapter 4: What military actions are being taken against Iran?
A senior U.S. defense official tells Fox News no U.S. service members have been killed or injured, no U.S. Navy ships have been struck by Iranian missiles, and there is only minimal damage to U.S. bases and it does not impact operations. The official refuted the Iranian foreign minister's claim that the U.S. targeted a primary school, saying that the U.S.
does not target any civilian infrastructure. U.S. strikes in Iran are far from over, the U.S.
Chapter 5: How are U.S. officials addressing Iranian propaganda?
official also says. So far, targets have included Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps command and control facilities, missile and drone launch sites, and military airfields. Officials say we can expect more nuclear facilities to be targeted next. In Washington, Liz Frieden, Fox News.
Key members of Congress are demanding a swift vote on a war powers resolution that would restrain the president's military attack on Iran. Democrats and some Republicans argue that the president must seek approval from Congress for what they warn is a potentially illegal campaign that risks a deeper conflict. A major car company has announced a recall.
It's a voluntary recall by Subaru of about 70,000 vehicles due to a potential fuel leak that could increase the risk of fires. That recall includes 2026 Crosstrek Hybrid and 2025 Forester Hybrid models. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says fuel may leak from the fuel filler cap if the tank is near full and exposed to high temperatures raising pressure inside the tank.
Chapter 6: What recent developments involve a Subaru vehicle recall?
Subaru says at least 33 fuel leaks have been reported in the U.S., but no fires or injuries. Vehicle owners are being told to park outside and keep fuel levels below a half tank until a dealer replaces the fuel cap gasket free of charge. Paul Stevens, Fox News.
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