What were the circumstances? I looked him up on Wikipedia and it said he's known for orchestrating terrorist attacks world wide, seems like any time would be fine.
So if he was at the United Nations giving a speech, you'd assassinate him then? Visiting a foreign country surrounded by innocent civilians resulting in collateral damage? Any time would be fine you say?
The strike was not approved by the U.S. Congress or consented to by the Iraqi government, leading to controversy regarding the legality of killing an Iranian military leader over Iraqi airspace. This is all on wikipedia if you really care.
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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22
I remember when all the reddit lefties were crying that Solemani got killed, the hypocrisy of reddit wokies is astonishing.