IRAN’S NEW SUPREME LEADER GOES DARK FOR 11 WEEKS AS REGIME CRUMBLES
Iran’s handpicked Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has completely vanished from public view for nearly three months with zero videos, photos, or live appearances. State media keeps pumping out statements in his name, but nothing authentic has surfaced.
While Iran’s health ministry claims he only needed minor leg stitches, multiple reports including from CBS News point to far more serious injuries, including facial disfigurement from the strike that killed his father Ali Khamenei, his wife, and child.
This prolonged absence is accelerating a dangerous power shift straight into the hands of the IRGC’s hardline commanders. The big question now: Is Mojtaba even in charge, or is he just a weak figurehead while Iran’s terrorist military machine runs the show?
The Islamic Republic looks more unstable and fractured than ever, raising serious concerns about who really controls its nukes and terror proxies in a time of war.