Lebanese deputy questions Khamenei's health

The article discusses reports and statements regarding the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader. Lebanese MP Ashraf Rifi indicated that he might be clinically dead or that his political role has concluded, citing his conspicuous absence since the American attack on the Iranian command headquarters. Rifi linked these developments to an attempt to reorganize centers of power within the Iranian system, noting that emerging figures from the Revolutionary Guard, especially Ahmad Vahidi, are seeking to concentrate religious and political authority in a single entity. This reflects broad changes aimed at undermining the religious regime's rule in the region. He also pointed out that his potential death hints at the beginning of the end for religious regimes, especially given Khamenei’s declining health and lack of public appearances, signaling possible substantial shifts within Iran’s ruling elite.

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