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Ali Hosseini Khamenei (19 April 1939 – 28 February 2026) was an Iranian politician and Shia cleric who served as the second supreme leader of Iran from 1989 until his assassination in the 2026 Iran war.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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19 April 1939exact date
Mashhadattested“Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamaneh was born on 19 April 1939 to Javad Khamenei, an alim and mujtahid born in Najaf, Iraq, and his second wife Khadijeh Mirdamadi (daughter of Hashem Mirdamadi) in Mashhad.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
19 April 1939exact date
Najafattested“Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamaneh was born on 19 April 1939 to Javad Khamenei, an alim and mujtahid born in Najaf, Iraq, and his second wife Khadijeh Mirdamadi (daughter of Hashem Mirdamadi) in Mashhad.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
May 1989month
North Koreaattested“In May 1989, Khamenei undertook a four-day visit to North Korea, becoming the highest-level Iranian leader to visit the country since the Iranian Revolution.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2009year
Evin Prisonattested“In 2009, Iranian blogger Omid Reza Mir Sayafi, who was arrested for insulting Khamenei in an internet post, died while in custody in Evin Prison.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
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1957year
Mashhadmentioned“In 1957, he went to Najaf, but soon returned to Mashhad due to his father's unwillingness to let him stay there.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
1957year
Najafmentioned“In 1957, he went to Najaf, but soon returned to Mashhad due to his father's unwillingness to let him stay there.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
27 June 1981exact date
Aboozar Mosquementioned“On 27 June 1981, while Khamenei had returned from the frontline, he went to the Aboozar Mosque according to his Saturday schedule.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
1982 to 2009period
Iraqmentioned“After the Iraqi Army was expelled from Iran in 1982, Khamenei became one of the main opponents of his own decision to counter-invade into Iraq, an opinion Khamenei shared with Prime Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi, with whom he would later…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
1982 to 2009period
Iranmentioned“After the Iraqi Army was expelled from Iran in 1982, Khamenei became one of the main opponents of his own decision to counter-invade into Iraq, an opinion Khamenei shared with Prime Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi, with whom he would later…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2000year
Iranian Parliamentmentioned“In 2000, Khamenei sent a letter to the Iranian parliament forbidding the legislature from debating a revision of the Iranian press law to allow more press freedom.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
August 2005month
Viennamentioned“The fatwa was cited in an official statement by the Iranian government at an August 2005 meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2008year
United Statesmentioned“On 30April 2008, Ali Khamenei backed President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's economic policy and said the West was struggling with more economic difficulties than Iran, with a "crisis" spreading from the United States to Europe, and inflation wa…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
August 2009month
Assembly of Expertsmentioned“In mid-August 2009, a group of unnamed former reformist lawmakers appealed to the Assembly of Experts – the constitutional body charged with electing and (in theory) supervising and removing the Leader – to investigate Leader Ali Khamene…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2016year
Iranmentioned“In 2016, Khamenei, who outlined the elections guidelines "in line with Article 110 of Iran's Constitution", asked to maximise the amount of transparency in elections in Iran, using modern technologies.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2017year
Iranmentioned“In 2017, he issued a fatwa stating that women should avoid riding bicycles in the presence of non-Mahram men, while indicating it may be permissible if modesty guidelines are observed, that it "not attract strangers." Within Iran, Khamen…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2018 to 2021period
Iranmentioned“After the U.S.'s 2018 withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, the 2020 assassination of Qasem Soleimani and the 2021 election of the conservative Ebrahim Raisi (who was supported by Khamenei) as president, Iran has taken a geopolitical co…”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
2024year
United Statesmentioned“Khamenei further wrote an open letter to American students in 2024, which garnered a harsh reaction from the United States.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
28 February 2026exact date
Iranmentioned“On 28 February 2026, a series of large-scale US and Israeli missile strikes were carried out against targets in Iran.”source: Wikipedia: Ali Khamenei
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