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President Trump announcing on social media that attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Tehran

have killed Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamini, who has no designated successor.

ABC Chief Foreign Correspondent Ian Panelize more from Tel Aviv.

The brazen daylight assault dubbed Operation Epic Fury beginning at 9.45 a.m. local time.

US and Israeli fighter jets involved.

As Navy warships fired Tomahawk cruise missiles.

At least nine cities in Iran targeted.

The Pentagon launching new US one-way drones for the

first time in combat. A source telling ABC News, the joint U.S.-Israeli strike was meticulously planned

for months and is expected to last days. In addition to the Supreme Leader, President Trump

claiming a lot of the leadership is largely gone, adding it gives

Iranians their, quote, greatest chance to take back their country. This is ABC News.

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