Iran’s deputy head of international affairs, Ayatollah Mohsen Qomi, has made a big claim. Qomi said that their supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei survived a major attack and is now completely healthy. Ayatollah Mohsen Qomi, a member of Iran’s ‘Assembly of Experts’ and deputy head of international affairs in the Office of the Supreme Leader, has rejected rumors spreading in the United States regarding Mojtaba Khamenei’s health.
Comey said such reports are part of efforts by Western countries to provoke reaction and spread misinformation. He further said that the questions being raised about the leader’s health are being used to put pressure on Iranian officials to answer publicly.
Supreme Leader is completely healthy
He said, ‘Our supreme leader was present in the same building which was heavily bombed. An attack in which many other people were martyred. By the grace of God, just a few minutes before the explosion, he had gone out into the courtyard. Qomi further said that Mojtaba Khamenei is currently in ‘complete health’ and is actively involved in overseeing state affairs, including monitoring negotiations and operational matters.
He commented, "Some people inquire about the health of our Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei. This is a trick of the enemy. He further said that the purpose behind this is to fuel speculation and force the authorities to answer. Comey also said that Iranian officials are completely focused on protecting the life of the supreme leader. He further claimed that Mojtaba Khamenei was present in the same building that was bombed, yet he escaped the incident completely unharmed.
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