Iran

 Situasjonen i Iran er høyest uklar. De som feiret i gatene blir skutt etter. Revolusjonsgarden er jokeren her, men foreløpig er de på regimets side. Mulighetene for en lengre krig er absolutt til stede fordi ingen ting tyder på at regimet vakler. Akkurat nå bombes sentrale deler av Teheran.  (Red.) 

BREAKING NEWS ALERT

IRANIAN LEADER PRESS OFFICE/ANADOLU VIA GETTY IMAGES February 28, 2026 U.S. President Donald Trump says that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed. Khamenei was among a number of senior Iranian officials targeted in the initial wave of U.S.-Israeli strikes earlier today. Read our full story here. Get caught up on the ongoing conflict in our previous rolling coverage here.  ----oooo00O00oooo---- Trump's bet on Iranian regime change could be his biggest gamble yet Sjekk https://tinyurl.com/yuzhnxbh                                                         ----oooo00O00oooo---- The Economist Today The best of our journalism, handpicked each day Hamish Birrell Digital editor Donald Trump has acquired a taste for foreign intervention. After months of military build-up and threats, America and Israel this morning struck targets across Iran, including the headquarters of Ali Khamenei, the country’s supreme leader, and the Iranian parliament. Even before the extent of the damage was clear, Mr Trump and Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, had issued a joint statement calling for regime change. As we report, Iran’s leaders have been preparing for this moment for many years—they will not leave without a fight. ----oooo00O00oooo---- IFALPA Monitoring Middle East Developments and Impact on Global Air Traffic MONTREAL – The International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) is closely monitoring the evolving situation in the Middle East Region following announcements of significant military activity. Global air traffic is already affected by airspace restrictions and rerouting, particularly for flights transiting the region between Europe and destinations in Asia and the Pacific. IFALPA has several active Member Associations in the region and stands ready to support any Member Association (MA) whose pilots may be affected. We encourage any MA requiring assistance to contact the Federation. IFALPA will use all available resources to provide timely guidance, coordination, and professional support as needed. The Federation will continue to monitor developments closely and engage with relevant authorities and industry stakeholders to assess and address any implications for flight safety, security, and operational resilience. Read/Download