From hiding in bomb shelters to visiting New York, Iran’s leaders seize the opportunity

Seven months ago, a U.S.-coordinated Israeli airstrike killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, forcing Iran's top diplomat into hiding in bomb shelters. This week, that diplomat visited New York, where he was protected by the U.S. Secret Service—a notable shift from the period of concealment that followed the strike.

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