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Mojtaba Khamenei's fate: Is Iran hiding something?

Mojtaba Khamenei's fate: Is Iran hiding something?

The sharp reduction in official paperwork recently led government insiders to suspect he finally succumbed to his February combat wounds. According to The Atlantic, a complete lack of visual and audio proof of his survival has fueled rumors of a massive power vacuum, leaving rival factions battling for control.

IDF reveals Iran's plan for Passover never fully materialized

Iran used deal to prepare for wider war

As the White House celebrated a diplomatic achievement, intelligence indicates Tehran used the “window of opportunity” to rapidly rebuild its missile capabilities and place hard-liners in control. Under Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran is preparing to sabotage global infrastructure and conduct ground raids: “There is also a widespread view in Iran that the main war has not yet begun,”