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Allanah Sciberras and Dominic Giannini

'Dancing in the streets': Iranian-Australians celebrate

Iranian Australians took to the streets after Iran's supreme leader was killed in air strikes. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

Public celebrations have been largely absent in Iran for decades under a strict Islamic regime, but attacks that killed the nation's supreme leader have created a jubilant mood among those watching from afar.

The US and Israel launched missile strikes on Iran that President Donald Trump said were aimed at ending the decades-long threat from Tehran and its nuclear weapons program.

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