Protests turned deadly in Pakistan and Iraq on Sunday, with at least 23 people killed in clashes, as the U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign in Iran sparked outrage and celebrations worldwide. Iranian exiles celebrated in some cities, welcoming the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
In Pakistan, violence erupted in several cities, with 10 protesters killed in Karachi when security guards at the U.S. consulate fired on demonstrators, 11 killed in Skardu, where a U.N. office was torched, and 2 killed in Islamabad.
The international community is on high alert, with governments monitoring the situation closely. The death toll is expected to rise as tensions remain high.
Hmmm this becoming very serious people should stay safe out there
Hmmm this is becoming very serious people should stay safe out there