Supreme Leader of Iran exposed, net worth is more than the budget of many states of India; The revelations will surprise you

Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei: The story of Arabia itself is very famous. Everyone was happy under the rule of one king. The governance was also going well, but the king was concerned that most of the people were falling prey to drugs. At that time, a Baba i.e. Fakir had more influence on the public. People listened to that Baba more than the king. The king himself requested Baba. Said that if you request the public to give up drug addiction, it will be good for the country. Baba did the same.

After six months, the king took stock and found out that more people were under the influence of drugs than before. When the investigation was done, the truth that came out was shocking. Actually, Baba’s son took over the drug business and the business started flourishing. Baba’s son captured the king and installed his father on the throne. This story has been repeated for centuries. The case of Iran is also somewhat similar.

It is true that the stairs of progress that lead upward also bring you down in bad times. This often happens in politics and in positions of power. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has turned into a grave due to the attack by America and Israel. His family members also lost their lives in this attack. His close ones and supporters may be sad, but this man ruled Iran for 36 years. Tortured women.

Imposed your narrow mindedness on people. The rights of people, especially women, were crushed. Whenever people tried to rebel and had the courage to speak the truth, they were crushed with force. Of course the dictator knows that his end will be bad, but he does not reveal this to the world.

The biggest thing is that all the dictators who have existed in the history of 1000 years were cowards. They only oppressed the helpless, the poor and women. In this, names ranging from Hitler and Mussolini to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei can also be taken. The end of all this was also sad and cruel. In this story we will talk about how the son created a lot of wealth under the shadow of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Various types of tactics were adopted for this.

How Khamenei’s son built a global property empire

The intoxication of power may not make a person stumble, but it definitely makes him autocratic. Khamenei may have stayed away from luxury in public, but he did all the tricks that a ruler-dictator does. You will be surprised to know that Khamenei’s overseas investment portfolio is tremendous. According to Bloomberg, Iran’s elite people were successful in taking the capital abroad, this could not have happened without the consent of Iran’s Supreme Leader. The surprising thing is that Iran was facing the toughest sanctions in history regarding its nuclear program for the last two decades. Mojtaba Khamenei is the second eldest son of the Supreme Leader of Iran. Mojtaba is married to Zahra Haddad-Adel in 2004. She is the daughter of Ghoulam-Ali Haddad-Adel, an Iranian conservative politician and former Chairman of Parliament.

Son lives a luxury life

There is a street full of trees in North London, it is known as “Billionaires Row”. Here, there are mostly empty mansions behind tall bushes and black gates. Here, when Mojtaba Khamenei’s children go to school, private guards in black SUVs patrol outside. His father Khamenei used to give religious sermons to the people.

According to media reports, behind the exterior of these luxury homes on The Bishops Avenue is a network stretching from Tehran to Dubai and Frankfurt, which is apparently run by Mojtaba Khamenei. Shell companies have special status through layers.

Very few people know that the real ownership of these shell companies is with Mojtaba Khamenei, one of the most powerful people in the Middle East. This is the same Mojtaba Khamenei, who is the second eldest son of the Supreme Leader of Iran. Mojtaba Khamenei’s wife’s name is Mansoureh Khojasteh Bagherzadeh.

Mojtaba Khamenei is associated with investment empire

56-year-old alleged cleric Mojtaba Khamenei is being described as a possible heir to his father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. According to the assessment of a well-known Western intelligence agency, Mojtaba Khamenei oversees a large investment empire.

It is said about Mojtaba Khamenei that his financial power includes everything from Persian Gulf shipping to Swiss bank accounts. It is also said that Mojtaba Khamenei owns everything from British luxury property worth more than $100 million ($138 million). Through these companies, Khamenei has been helped in sending funds to western markets.

According to media reports, some of these include prime real estate in many specific areas of London. The price of a house here was 33.7 million euros in 2014. According to documents obtained by Bloomberg, funds for these transactions were sent through bank accounts in the UK, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and the United Arab Emirates. Interestingly, these funds have mainly come from the sale of oil in Iran.

None of the documents obtained by Bloomberg directly list assets in Mojtaba Khamenei’s name, but the purchases appear to be in the name of Ali Ansari, an Iranian businessman who was sanctioned by the UK in October. It is certainly shocking that in the year 1979, in the name of the poor and Islam, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was part of the revolutionary movement to remove the King of Iran.

He claimed to always live a simple and pious lifestyle. It is also clear that the family has not used the foreign assets for a luxurious lifestyle in Iran. Despite this, the hidden wealth of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s son is particularly at odds with the image of purity promoted by the regime.

Created a $95 billion business empire

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei held power for 36 years and eight months. During this period, i.e. for 3 and a half decades, under his leadership, Iranian women were subjected to large-scale atrocities. Anyone who protested was killed. Common people were massacred and terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah got funding. The surprising thing is that by systematically confiscating thousands of properties of common Iranians, a business empire worth about $95 billion was created.

It is being told that son Mojtaba Khamenei has stake in almost every sector of Iranian industry, including finance, oil, telecommunication, production of birth-control pills and even ostrich farming. An investigation by news agency Reuters found that SETAD accumulated a large portfolio of real estate in Iranian courts, sometimes falsely claiming that the properties had been abandoned.

According to a 2013 report by the international news agency Reuters, Khamenei was the patron of a huge financial empire. Its value was estimated at more than 95 billion dollars (about Rs 8.5 lakh crore). Since then it continued to increase.

This wealth was spread not only in the form of cash, but through a powerful organization called ‘SETAD’. People will be surprised to know that Khamenei’s wealth was much more than that of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Assets seized within legal limits

SETAD has a court-ordered monopoly on taking property in the name of the supreme leader. SETAD regularly sells seized properties at auction or attempts to extract payment from the original owners. SETAD expanded its corporate holdings by purchasing stakes in dozens of private and public Iranian companies.

Even today, it is difficult to ascertain SETAD’s total assets precisely because its accounts are secret. Reuters estimates it to be worth about $95 billion, including about $52 billion in real estate and $43 billion in corporate holdings.

As Iran’s top cleric, Khamenei had the final say in all government matters. His jurisdiction also included his country’s controversial nuclear program, which was a major reason for the American and Israeli attacks on Iran, which ultimately led to his assassination.

In addition to the wealth accumulated during SETAD’s rule, Khamenei’s son Mojtaba has amassed a vast fortune, including mega-mansions in London, an exclusive villa in Dubai and several luxury European hotels.

Adopted for properties

A year-long investigation into the foreign investments of Khamenei’s 56-year-old son has fully revealed his huge wealth. This includes Persian Gulf shipping, Swiss bank accounts and luxury property – as well as revealing the complex network that allowed him to evade Western sanctions imposed on him in 2019.

Khamenei’s Bet Mojtaba was revealed to be working closely with the commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and to be linked to the Basij, a religious militia linked to the Guards, ‘to further his father’s destabilizing regional ambitions and repressive domestic objectives’. Over the past two decades, Mojtaba has built close ties with the Guards, giving him greater leverage within Iran’s political and security organizations.

According to Bloomberg research, Mojtaba’s name never appears on many of his assets – acquired through a spider network of shell companies, intermediaries and bank accounts in the UK, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), in deals that date back to 2011. The portfolio includes a house in The Bishops Avenue, known as London’s ‘Billionaires’ Row’, which was purchased in 2014 for £33.7m.

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