Iran’s new supreme leader mujtaba khamenei Shocking news is coming out regarding his health. A report has claimed that he is in a coma after being seriously injured in the airstrike and one of his legs had to be amputated. This attack is said to be the same in which his father and former Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed.
According to the report of British tabloid The Sun, 56-year-old Mujtaba Khamenei is currently undergoing treatment in a hospital in Tehran under tight security. However, Read Hindi does not confirm these claims.
Was Mojtaba Khamenei seriously injured in the airstrike?
According to reports, Mojtaba Khamenei suffered serious injuries in the attack that killed his 86-year-old father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. However, it is not clear whether he was injured in the same attack or in some other attack. Sources claim that he suffered very serious physical injuries in the attack and his condition remains very critical.
Did his leg really have to be amputated and is he in a coma?
The report claims that his condition after the attack was so serious that at least one of his legs had to be amputated. There has also been serious injury to the stomach or liver. A source said that ‘one or both of his legs have been amputated. His liver or stomach has also burst. It is being told that he is also in coma.
Where and under what supervision is he being treated?
According to the report, Mujtaba Khamenei is being treated at Sena University Hospital in Tehran. The part of the hospital where he is being treated has been completely sealed and tight security is deployed there. It is being told that Iran’s Health Minister and senior trauma surgeon Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi is personally monitoring his treatment.
Are they still leading Iran’s war operations?
The report also says that at present, Mujtaba Khamenei is not directly directing Iran’s military strategy. However, despite this, Iran’s military activities continue. Some experts believe that Iran’s political and military system is so organized that it continues to work even when any one leader is not active. An Iranian expert said that ‘his father has left behind a system which is now fully active and which even a ‘ghost’ can run.’ He further said that ‘this is why Iran’s missiles and drones are still flying and this is why this war will continue.’
Is the Iranian government trying to show leadership continuity?
According to the report, Iran’s state TV has tried to show that the leadership in the country is continuing as normal. For this, a statement was circulated which was described as Khamenei’s first message. Although this statement was not given by Khamenei himself, rather a news anchor read it out. In this message, Iran warned of taking revenge from its enemies and continuing attacks on regional sea routes.
Have these claims been confirmed?
Independent verification of many of the claims made in the report is not possible at this time. Reliable information is limited due to Internet restrictions and security measures in Iran. Because of this, many questions still remain regarding the real status of Mujtaba Khamenei.
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