Tunisia Telegraph: Mojtaba Khamenei status unclear

A report by The Atlantic magazine reveals that Mojtaba Khamenei, the son and successor of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been either dead or in a coma for approximately six months. He has not appeared publicly, nor have any recent photos or videos of him been published. Government officials and senior authorities confirm that they have not seen him since he assumed his position, and it is believed that strict security measures prevent any meetings with him. Doubts are raised about his ability to perform his duties. Reports suggest that rumors are circulating about his critical health condition, amid escalating political vacuum and conflicts between the government and the Revolutionary Guards, with a clear absence of the true leader in decision-making.

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