Multiple Iranian and regional Resistance-aligned channels have circulated what they describe as the final speech of 'martyred' Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, emphasizing unyielding defiance against the United States.
Multiple Iranian and regional Telegram channels are heavily circulating a specific quote attributed to Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Notably, the channels universally refer to him as the "martyred Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei" or the "Martyred Commander." The excerpted speech is dated 1404/11/28 on the Iranian calendar (approximately February 17, 2026).
According to the major Iranian state-aligned news channel آخرین خبر, the broadcasted speech draws deeply on Shia historical narratives to underscore Iranian defiance against the United States. The text states: "The Iranian nation knows its Islamic and Shia lessons well; it knows what to do."
The regional channel نهج المقاومة{جنوب لبنان}, which maintains a heavily anti-US and anti-Israel editorial stance aligned with the Axis of Resistance, highlighted the exact same passage under the Arabic headline "The last speech of the Martyred Commander". The quote invokes the foundational Shia historical figure Imam Hussein to frame Iran's geopolitical stance, stating: "Imam Hussein (Peace Be Upon Him) said: 'Someone like me does not pledge allegiance to someone like Yazid.'"
The excerpt goes on to directly compare the historical tyrant Yazid to current American leadership. The regional discussion channel نهج المقاومة | مناقشات echoed the identical declaration: "The Iranian nation is actually saying: A nation like us, with this culture, with this history, with these high teachings, will not pledge allegiance to ringleaders like the corrupt individuals currently in power in America."
The coordinated release of this specific excerpt, identical across both regional resistance networks and domestic Iranian outlets like آخرین خبر مازندران, aims to cement Khamenei's final public messaging around an uncompromising, religiously mandated resistance to American influence.
The source messages exhibit a highly coordinated cross-platform release, featuring identical Persian text across both domestic Iranian news channels and Arabic-titled regional Resistance networks. The unanimous use of the title 'Martyr' across these varied sources suggests a strictly standardized narrative rollout regarding the Supreme Leader's death.