Some Persian officials are claiming that Iran’s New Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei is either dead or in a coma with at least one leg blown off. However the Islamic Republic has released a new written message they insist was penned by him. It has been claimed that the 56-year-old, the son of the assassinated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was seriously wounded in an air strike.
He is understood to have lost at least one leg in the incident and is believed to have sustained severe internal injuries, possibly to his stomach or liver. It remains unclear whether he was wounded on the same day his 86-year-old father died, on February 28. The newly installed despot is said to be receiving treatment in intensive care at Sina University Hospital in Tehran's historic quarter. An entire section of the building has reportedly been sealed off and placed under heavy security, per The Sun.
Trauma teams from the hospital told the insider that the new Supreme Leader was in a “very serious” condition and under the care of renowned Iranian surgeon Mohammad Reza Zafarghajian. FULL STORY AT: https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/iran-news-ayatollah-mojtaba-khamenei-statement-coma
WHO IS RUNNING IRAN WHILE THE NEW PERSIAN LEADER MOJTABA KHAMENEI IS BADLY INJURED, OR EVEN DEAD!
A statement made on behalf of Iran's new Supreme Leader was read out on state TV, amid rumours he is 'in a coma' and has lost a leg - or is even dead. The written statement attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, was read out by a news anchor on state TV this afternoon, and can be seen in the link below and the one above.
He himself did not appear on national TV. His absence will only fuel rumours that he is either too ill to record a reading of his statement or died in an airstrike. The statement says that Iran would not refrain from avenging the 'blood of its martyrs.'
The Iranian leader, who took over from his father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following his assassination on February 28, added that while he believes in maintaining a friendship with Iran's Gulf neighbours, attacks on US bases in the region will continue. He said: 'We are not an enemy of the countries around us, and we are only targeting the bases of those Americans.'
The newly declared Ayatollah's statement added that Iran was seeking to improve relations with its neighbours: 'We send a message to the leaders of the region and emphasise that we are going to have good relations with the countries around us.'
His declaration called for all American bases in the region to be immediately closed in his shared message: 'The existence of the US bases in [Iran's neighbours] and usage of those bases to attack Iran is not benefiting the region and they must be closed.'
He also said Iran will seek compensation from its enemies or destroy their assets accordingly, and offered financial compensation to those in Iran who have been hurt by the outbreak of violence: 'A limited amount of this revenge has so far taken concrete form, but until it is fully achieved, this case will remain among our priorities.'
The Iranian leader hinted at Iran's proxies in the region supporting his fight against the US and Israel, claiming that armed groups in Iraq 'want to help' his nation, while those in Yemen 'will also do the job.' He also spoke of the loss of many members of his family during the US-Israeli airstrike that killed his father: 'I lost my father, I lost my wife. My sister lost her child as well as the husband who has been martyred.
Despite the release of the statement, Mojtaba is said to be in intensive care at the Sina University Hospital in the city's historic quarter surrounded by security officials, according to a source in Tehran. A section of the hospital has been sealed off to guard Iran's Supreme Leader.
It is unclear whether Mojtaba was injured in the same air strikes which killed his 86-year-old father. A source, who does not want to be named out of fear for his life, said the new Supreme Leader is under the care of Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi, Iran's Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education and one of the country's top trauma surgeons.
Mr Zafarghandi's Persian Wikipedia page details eight years' experience operating in the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s. The regime's most trusted doctor was also injured by chemical weapons himself in the war. He is believed to be assisted by another senior surgeon, Dr Mohammad Marashi - the brother of former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's wife and a trusted figure in the Islamic regime.
The wounded Supreme Leader is also reported to have received a visit from the current Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian two days ago. The president is believed to be being fully briefed on Khamenei's condition. The source told the Sun through secret messages sent to an exiled dissident based in London: 'One or two of his legs have been cut off. His liver or stomach has also ruptured. He is apparently in a coma as well.'
While the new Supreme Leader has also not been seen for weeks, Iran is being run by regional commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, who are believed to be under orders to fight on indefinitely - even without a leader. It comes as another source, a former study partner of Mojtaba, revealed that the new Supreme Leader is said to be 'obsessed with the end of days' and is 'more dangerous' than his father.
It is impossible to verify the condition of Iran's new Supreme Leader due to the regime's current internet blackout, but Iranian state TV have referred to Mojtaba as 'Jaanbaz of Ramadan' - meaning 'wounded war veteran'. Many believe the regime is being run by a 'Ghost Ayatollah', as the rogue state continues hitting neighbouring Gulf nations and sending oil and gas prices soaring. Mojtaba Khamenei is reportedly unafraid of 'killing thousands' and will 'try and control the region' if war breaks out, exiled official Jaber Rajabi has revealed.
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