Iranians in Tbilisi greeted news of Khamenei's death with enthusiasm.

Iranian citizens in Tbilisi, at a rally outside the country's embassy, ​​thanked Trump and Netanyahu for the strikes on Iran. They greeted the news of Ayatollah Khamenei's death with songs and dances.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," Iranians living in Georgia gathered outside the country's embassy in Tbilisi on February 28. They thanked the US president following the strikes on Iran and declared that Ayatollah Khamenei's regime must be overthrown.

Iranians and their supporters in Georgia gathered again outside the Iranian embassy today. They celebrated the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, who was killed in US and Israeli airstrikes. The Iranian community has been holding rallies around the world since January and supporting the protest movement that began in Iran, Publika reports.

Protesters are carrying Iranian and American flags. They are celebrating the results of attacks carried out by the US and Israel in Iran.

"We are happy, thank you to US President Donald Trump, thank you to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu," say protesters holding Iranian and American flags.

Protesters are also playing music. Law enforcement officials have called for it to be turned off. Police have been mobilized, InterPressNews reports.

According to a video posted on the Tbilisi Life Telegram channel, the protesters are banging drums, singing songs, and dancing.