Big claim on Iran’s new Supreme Leader: Shocking report on Mojtaba Khamenei injured in attack

Tehran. Big news has come out related to the top of power of Iran. Recent reports have claimed that Mujtaba Khamenei, son of Ali Khamenei who became the supreme leader after the death of Ali Khamenei, is seriously injured. International news agency Reuters has quoted that he suffered serious injuries in an air strike, which includes serious wounds on the face and loss of a leg.

According to reports, no photos or videos of Mojtaba Khamenei have emerged since he assumed the top post on March 8. US intelligence also claims that he had to have one of his legs amputated and his face severely injured in the attack. However, independent
confirmation of these claims is limited.

According to regime sources speaking via audio
, despite his physical injuries, Mojtaba remains mentally active. He is holding meetings with senior officials via audio conferencing and making important decisions, ranging from war strategy to international negotiations. Iranian media is highlighting his condition by calling him a “braveheart.”

Who holds the real power?
Experts believe that Mojtaba Khamenei does not yet possess the natural influence of his father. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (Revolutionary Guards) is believed to have become a significant force in the balance of power.
According to Alex Vatanka, an analyst at the Middle East Institute, it may take time for Mojtaba to establish himself as a strong leader, and currently the military leadership has greater influence on decisions.

“Where is Mujtaba?” is a question on social media.
Despite the country’s internet restrictions, his absence has become a topic of discussion on social media. Memes asking questions like “Where is Mujtaba?” are going viral. Meanwhile, supporters and the “Basij” militia say he needs to keep a low profile for security reasons.

This development comes as crucial peace talks
between the US and Iran are set to begin in Islamabad. Questions are being raised about whether a wounded and backroom leader will be able to play a decisive role in such a major global agreement.

In recent messages, Mojtaba Khamenei has indicated a continuation of the policy of resistance and has also expressed a tough stance on the Strait of Hormuz.