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Iranian protesters have produced and circulated mock missing-person notices for Mojtaba Khamenei, ridiculing the new Islamic Republic leader’s prolonged absence from public view since his father, Ali Khamenei, was killed. The satirical poster says Mojtaba was “last seen” at the Leader’s Office in Tehran but no one has seen...

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Iran's annual ceremony marking the death of Islamic Republic founder Ruhollah Khomeini was held for the first time in 36 years without a supreme leader delivering the keynote address, following the death of Ali Khamenei. The new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has made no public appearances since his appointment and organisers announced his message was read aloud in his place rather than delivered in person.
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Iran's annual ceremony marking the death of Islamic Republic founder Ruhollah Khomeini was held for the first time in 36 years without a supreme leader delivering the keynote address, following the death of Ali Khamenei. The new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has made no public appearances since his appointment and organisers announced his message was read aloud in his place rather than delivered in person.

Iran International English

11,494 views • 2 months ago

🚨 NEW: Mazaher Hosseini, the person in charge of meetings at Ali Khamenei’s office, claimed Mojtaba Khamenei was injured during the bombing of Ali Khamenei’s compound. Hosseini said: “When I was in the office, a bomb exploded 30 meters from us, where Shirazi and his friends were killed.” He added: “They hit Mojtaba Khamenei’s house, where his wife was killed.” According to Hosseini, Mojtaba Khamenei suffered injuries to his kneecap, waist, and “a small crack behind his ear,” but is now “in full health.” (Vahid Online)
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🚨 NEW: Mazaher Hosseini, the person in charge of meetings at Ali Khamenei’s office, claimed Mojtaba Khamenei was injured during the bombing of Ali Khamenei’s compound. Hosseini said: “When I was in the office, a bomb exploded 30 meters from us, where Shirazi and his friends were killed.” He added: “They hit Mojtaba Khamenei’s house, where his wife was killed.” According to Hosseini, Mojtaba Khamenei suffered injuries to his kneecap, waist, and “a small crack behind his ear,” but is now “in full health.” (Vahid Online)

Mossad Commentary

63,681 views • 2 months ago

While many Iranians oppose the regime, thousands gathered in the streets of Tehran on Monday to celebrate the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s second son, as the new supreme leader. While the new supreme leader has never held elected office, the 57-year-old has operated quietly behind the scenes from within his father’s office for years — cultivating influence across the security establishment, particularly within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Mojtaba Khamenei was selected by Iran’s Assembly of Experts, comprised of 88 clerics and supervised by the 12-member Guardian Council, which acts as a watchdog for Iran’s constitution.
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While many Iranians oppose the regime, thousands gathered in the streets of Tehran on Monday to celebrate the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s second son, as the new supreme leader. While the new supreme leader has never held elected office, the 57-year-old has operated quietly behind the scenes from within his father’s office for years — cultivating influence across the security establishment, particularly within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Mojtaba Khamenei was selected by Iran’s Assembly of Experts, comprised of 88 clerics and supervised by the 12-member Guardian Council, which acts as a watchdog for Iran’s constitution.

CBS News

55,858 views • 4 months ago

Breaking: Plot Twist! — Iran’s new Supreme Leader runs a regime that hangs gay men from cranes. 👉 U.S. intelligence believes he’s probably one of them. Three sources — two from the intelligence community, one close to the White House — told the NY Post that classified assessments indicate Mojtaba Khamenei is likely gay. The intel traces to one of the most protected sources inside the Iranian government. Officials call it credible. Not disinformation. CBS News reported Sunday that Ali Khamenei opposed his son’s succession over unspecified issues in his “personal life.” The Post names those issues. His father feared they made him unfit to lead the Islamic Republic. A 2008 WikiLeaks diplomatic cable adds independent corroboration — Mojtaba married late in life and spent two years in London receiving medical treatment for an impotency problem. When U.S.-Israeli strikes wounded him and killed his family, he was hospitalized. Sources say he made aggressive sexual advances toward the men caring for him. Trump was briefed last week. He laughed out loud. Everyone in the room found it hilarious. One senior intelligence official hasn’t stopped laughing for days. Under Iranian law, homosexuality is punishable by death. Mojtaba Khamenei now enforces that law.
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Breaking: Plot Twist! — Iran’s new Supreme Leader runs a regime that hangs gay men from cranes. 👉 U.S. intelligence believes he’s probably one of them. Three sources — two from the intelligence community, one close to the White House — told the NY Post that classified assessments indicate Mojtaba Khamenei is likely gay. The intel traces to one of the most protected sources inside the Iranian government. Officials call it credible. Not disinformation. CBS News reported Sunday that Ali Khamenei opposed his son’s succession over unspecified issues in his “personal life.” The Post names those issues. His father feared they made him unfit to lead the Islamic Republic. A 2008 WikiLeaks diplomatic cable adds independent corroboration — Mojtaba married late in life and spent two years in London receiving medical treatment for an impotency problem. When U.S.-Israeli strikes wounded him and killed his family, he was hospitalized. Sources say he made aggressive sexual advances toward the men caring for him. Trump was briefed last week. He laughed out loud. Everyone in the room found it hilarious. One senior intelligence official hasn’t stopped laughing for days. Under Iranian law, homosexuality is punishable by death. Mojtaba Khamenei now enforces that law.

Jake

28,562 views • 4 months ago

It's been around 24 hours since #Iran's regime announced the wounded Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader. But he has not made any public appearance to date. No proof of life from a figure that has not had an extensive public profile. Not even a video message. Instead there have been AI videos like the below, old photos, propaganda posters, rallies, and congratulatory messages from the IR's political elite. This raises questions about his whereabouts and the extent of his injuries.
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It's been around 24 hours since #Iran's regime announced the wounded Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader. But he has not made any public appearance to date. No proof of life from a figure that has not had an extensive public profile. Not even a video message. Instead there have been AI videos like the below, old photos, propaganda posters, rallies, and congratulatory messages from the IR's political elite. This raises questions about his whereabouts and the extent of his injuries.

Jason Brodsky

85,488 views • 4 months ago

🇮🇷 Millions are in the streets of Tehran for Khamenei's funeral procession The Islamic Republic is calling it unprecedented, bigger than 1989 when Khomeini was buried. And the new supreme leader still hasn't been seen in public since the strike that killed his father. The crowd is real. The question of who leads them is still unanswered. Source: Tasnim News Agency / Writer: Oliver
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🇮🇷 Millions are in the streets of Tehran for Khamenei's funeral procession The Islamic Republic is calling it unprecedented, bigger than 1989 when Khomeini was buried. And the new supreme leader still hasn't been seen in public since the strike that killed his father. The crowd is real. The question of who leads them is still unanswered. Source: Tasnim News Agency / Writer: Oliver

Mario Nawfal

77,321 views • 1 month ago

While comparing Khamenei 2.0 to his dead father, it’s important to remember that Ali Khamenei rose to power in 1989, at the age of 50, after 25 years of cultivating an image as an unworldly cleric, mainly interested in poetry and philosophy rather than political power. Even his fiercest critics recognise that Ali Khamenei was a good orator and knew how to read the room. He was a violent, manipulative, and brutal theocrat but knew how to use words, and did that very well in meetings with Revolutionary Guards commanders and hardline clerics in the first years after coming to power to gain their trust. On the other hand, Mojtaba Khamenei has never (NEVER!) given a public speech. In one private video message sent to his students at the seminary, shared on social media and here, Mojtaba has difficulty putting two sentences together and getting to the point. That will pose a problem for him and the regime. In a situation in which the “supreme” leader must live in a bunker for the foreseeable future, he and his regime will have a very difficult time working on his image, earning his followers' trust, and finding new acolytes. The result will be an even more brutal rule than his father’s, with no need to pretend that his rule is legitimate or to reach a consensus with different parts of Iranian society. Mojtaba may have outmanoeuvred his rivals to come to power, but years of operating in the shadow of his father will catch up with him soon. Dark days ahead for Mojtaba, his regime, and, sadly, for millions of innocent Iranians taken hostage by the Khamenei regime. #iran #IranMassacre‌ #IranRevolution2026‌
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While comparing Khamenei 2.0 to his dead father, it’s important to remember that Ali Khamenei rose to power in 1989, at the age of 50, after 25 years of cultivating an image as an unworldly cleric, mainly interested in poetry and philosophy rather than political power. Even his fiercest critics recognise that Ali Khamenei was a good orator and knew how to read the room. He was a violent, manipulative, and brutal theocrat but knew how to use words, and did that very well in meetings with Revolutionary Guards commanders and hardline clerics in the first years after coming to power to gain their trust. On the other hand, Mojtaba Khamenei has never (NEVER!) given a public speech. In one private video message sent to his students at the seminary, shared on social media and here, Mojtaba has difficulty putting two sentences together and getting to the point. That will pose a problem for him and the regime. In a situation in which the “supreme” leader must live in a bunker for the foreseeable future, he and his regime will have a very difficult time working on his image, earning his followers' trust, and finding new acolytes. The result will be an even more brutal rule than his father’s, with no need to pretend that his rule is legitimate or to reach a consensus with different parts of Iranian society. Mojtaba may have outmanoeuvred his rivals to come to power, but years of operating in the shadow of his father will catch up with him soon. Dark days ahead for Mojtaba, his regime, and, sadly, for millions of innocent Iranians taken hostage by the Khamenei regime. #iran #IranMassacre‌ #IranRevolution2026‌

Maziar Bahari

45,087 views • 4 months ago

🚨 IRAN LEADERSHIP MYSTERY DEEPENS New reports suggest that Iran’s late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, privately believed his own son Mojtaba was “not very bright” and “unqualified” to lead the country, according to intelligence briefed to U.S. officials. Despite those concerns, Mojtaba Khamenei was elected Supreme Leader in March following his father’s death during the current conflict, a move reportedly pushed heavily by elements of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Adding to the uncertainty, Mojtaba has not appeared publicly since taking power, fueling speculation about his health and whether he is even capable of governing. President Trump addressed the issue directly when asked about the situation, saying: “I don’t know if he’s even alive. So far, nobody’s been able to show him.” Some reports suggest Mojtaba may have been injured in earlier strikes, while Tehran insists he remains in control. The result is a growing perception among analysts that Iran’s leadership may be fragmented or effectively operating behind the scenes, with the IRGC playing an increasingly dominant role during the war. If the new leader cannot appear publicly or command authority, Iran could be entering one of the most unstable leadership periods since the 1979 revolution.
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🚨 IRAN LEADERSHIP MYSTERY DEEPENS New reports suggest that Iran’s late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, privately believed his own son Mojtaba was “not very bright” and “unqualified” to lead the country, according to intelligence briefed to U.S. officials. Despite those concerns, Mojtaba Khamenei was elected Supreme Leader in March following his father’s death during the current conflict, a move reportedly pushed heavily by elements of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Adding to the uncertainty, Mojtaba has not appeared publicly since taking power, fueling speculation about his health and whether he is even capable of governing. President Trump addressed the issue directly when asked about the situation, saying: “I don’t know if he’s even alive. So far, nobody’s been able to show him.” Some reports suggest Mojtaba may have been injured in earlier strikes, while Tehran insists he remains in control. The result is a growing perception among analysts that Iran’s leadership may be fragmented or effectively operating behind the scenes, with the IRGC playing an increasingly dominant role during the war. If the new leader cannot appear publicly or command authority, Iran could be entering one of the most unstable leadership periods since the 1979 revolution.

Jim Ferguson

18,169 views • 4 months ago

⚫️ Iran has buried what remained of dictator Ali Khamenei Ali Khamenei was laid to rest at the Imam Reza shrine in his hometown of Mashhad. According to media reports, Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, did not attend the ceremony. He had reportedly wanted to take part in the farewell, but was advised by security services to stay out of public view. The funeral prayer was led by Ali Khamenei’s eldest son, Mostafa. Khamenei’s wife, daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter, who were killed alongside him in the joint U.S.-Israeli strike on February 28, were also buried in Mashhad.
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⚫️ Iran has buried what remained of dictator Ali Khamenei Ali Khamenei was laid to rest at the Imam Reza shrine in his hometown of Mashhad. According to media reports, Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, did not attend the ceremony. He had reportedly wanted to take part in the farewell, but was advised by security services to stay out of public view. The funeral prayer was led by Ali Khamenei’s eldest son, Mostafa. Khamenei’s wife, daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter, who were killed alongside him in the joint U.S.-Israeli strike on February 28, were also buried in Mashhad.

NEXTA

102,418 views • 26 days ago

A few observations from Khamenei's speech--his first after the historic protests in #Iran last night. (1) This was a classic Khamenei speech. He didn't give an inch. Doubled down. Deflected. He's been marinating for four decades in his ideology and conspiratorial thinking. And he had a front row seat for the Islamic Revolution of 1979. Khamenei believed because the Shah made concessions that contributed to his downfall. Therefore, that is a lesson Khamenei has applied to all rounds of protests, so he will likely hold firm. This is why the Iranian people have concluded the Islamic Republic must go. It can't be reformed. (2) Khamenei delivered the speech from the Imam Khomeini Husseiniyeh in a public setting--which is attached to his office likely to show he is not hiding underground and hasn't fled. It's also why I'm skeptical of reports Khamenei has plans to flee. He will die in Iran, in my assessment, as it's not like he has extensive ties abroad. He's different in that way. Perhaps others around him would flee, but not him.
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A few observations from Khamenei's speech--his first after the historic protests in #Iran last night. (1) This was a classic Khamenei speech. He didn't give an inch. Doubled down. Deflected. He's been marinating for four decades in his ideology and conspiratorial thinking. And he had a front row seat for the Islamic Revolution of 1979. Khamenei believed because the Shah made concessions that contributed to his downfall. Therefore, that is a lesson Khamenei has applied to all rounds of protests, so he will likely hold firm. This is why the Iranian people have concluded the Islamic Republic must go. It can't be reformed. (2) Khamenei delivered the speech from the Imam Khomeini Husseiniyeh in a public setting--which is attached to his office likely to show he is not hiding underground and hasn't fled. It's also why I'm skeptical of reports Khamenei has plans to flee. He will die in Iran, in my assessment, as it's not like he has extensive ties abroad. He's different in that way. Perhaps others around him would flee, but not him.

Jason Brodsky

192,740 views • 6 months ago

MISSING IN #MICHIGAN: A family is pleading for answers in the disappearance of a 35-year-old #Detroit man. Armoni McArn has been #missing since May 1, 2026. He was last seen in the 14900 block of Joy Road in Detroit wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and black Jeans. His family describes Armoni as intelligent, loving, and kind. They said it is not like him to just disappear like this. Please call Detroit Police Department or Crime Stoppers of MI at 1-800-SPEAK-UP if you have information on his disappearance or whereabouts.
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MISSING IN #MICHIGAN: A family is pleading for answers in the disappearance of a 35-year-old #Detroit man. Armoni McArn has been #missing since May 1, 2026. He was last seen in the 14900 block of Joy Road in Detroit wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and black Jeans. His family describes Armoni as intelligent, loving, and kind. They said it is not like him to just disappear like this. Please call Detroit Police Department or Crime Stoppers of MI at 1-800-SPEAK-UP if you have information on his disappearance or whereabouts.

Erika Erickson

24,790 views • 2 months ago

This is a very big lie. Ali Larijani’s brother, Sadegh Larijani, had no standing with the IRGC or the core power structure because his financial corruption had been publicly exposed. The selection of Mojtaba Khamenei was laid down as early as 2009. Two years ago, Mojtaba also publicly announced the suspension of his fiqh classes and stepped away from clerical positions in order to prepare for power (this is the only short video that exists of him speaking). No one has the ability to compete with the security structure that has been built over the past 37 years. As we have said before, the IRGC oligarchy and the clerical circles in Mashhad and Qom have embedded themselves in the power structure in such a way that it does not fall into the hands of outsiders. This is how it works!
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This is a very big lie. Ali Larijani’s brother, Sadegh Larijani, had no standing with the IRGC or the core power structure because his financial corruption had been publicly exposed. The selection of Mojtaba Khamenei was laid down as early as 2009. Two years ago, Mojtaba also publicly announced the suspension of his fiqh classes and stepped away from clerical positions in order to prepare for power (this is the only short video that exists of him speaking). No one has the ability to compete with the security structure that has been built over the past 37 years. As we have said before, the IRGC oligarchy and the clerical circles in Mashhad and Qom have embedded themselves in the power structure in such a way that it does not fall into the hands of outsiders. This is how it works!

Ehsan AriaN

16,524 views • 4 months ago

The family of Tahiru Kadiri, a 400-level Special Education student at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), is appealing to the public for help in locating him. He has been missing for two weeks and was last seen in the UEW campus area in Winneba. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact the nearest police station or the relevant authorities as efforts to find him have so far been unsuccessful.
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The family of Tahiru Kadiri, a 400-level Special Education student at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), is appealing to the public for help in locating him. He has been missing for two weeks and was last seen in the UEW campus area in Winneba. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact the nearest police station or the relevant authorities as efforts to find him have so far been unsuccessful.

𝐀𝐒𝐊

20,420 views • 1 month ago

🚨 Famous Iranians are being kidnapped for opposing the Islamic Regime. Retired national footballer Rashid Mazaheri posted a video, calling Khamenei “Satan” and condemning the Regime’s massacre of 53,000 protesters. Then, he disappeared. Islamic Republic agents raided his home, kidnapped him, and seized vast amounts of personal property. That was 17 days ago. His wife has been begging for his return, and exposing the Regime herself for taking her husband. There has been no official response from the Islamic government, as they have a long history of extrajudicial detentions and executions. It isn’t just the Iranian women’s football team. It isn’t just Rashid. There are countless other innocent Iranians being silenced by the Islamic Regime. No one is safe. Not the Iranian women’s football team. Not Rashid Mazaheri. No one.
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🚨 Famous Iranians are being kidnapped for opposing the Islamic Regime. Retired national footballer Rashid Mazaheri posted a video, calling Khamenei “Satan” and condemning the Regime’s massacre of 53,000 protesters. Then, he disappeared. Islamic Republic agents raided his home, kidnapped him, and seized vast amounts of personal property. That was 17 days ago. His wife has been begging for his return, and exposing the Regime herself for taking her husband. There has been no official response from the Islamic government, as they have a long history of extrajudicial detentions and executions. It isn’t just the Iranian women’s football team. It isn’t just Rashid. There are countless other innocent Iranians being silenced by the Islamic Regime. No one is safe. Not the Iranian women’s football team. Not Rashid Mazaheri. No one.

Samantha Smith

53,703 views • 4 months ago

JUST IN: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly releases a new statement on state television, vowing “revenge.” “A statement that was just read on Iranian state TV on behalf of supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei — who we still have not had eyes on since this conflict began, since the massive attacks on Tehran that took the lives of so many in leadership.” “We were told he was injured.” “We haven’t seen him, although there have been reports that he has been in charge.” “But he has reportedly just said in this statement, ‘Iran is resolute in taking revenge’ and it will, quote, ‘take management of the Strait of Hormuz into a new phase.’”
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JUST IN: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly releases a new statement on state television, vowing “revenge.” “A statement that was just read on Iranian state TV on behalf of supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei — who we still have not had eyes on since this conflict began, since the massive attacks on Tehran that took the lives of so many in leadership.” “We were told he was injured.” “We haven’t seen him, although there have been reports that he has been in charge.” “But he has reportedly just said in this statement, ‘Iran is resolute in taking revenge’ and it will, quote, ‘take management of the Strait of Hormuz into a new phase.’”

Overton

39,573 views • 3 months ago

Even during a ceasefire, #Iran's regime's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is still in hiding, depending on a narrator to read out messages on state television. Other than that, a pretty standard Khamenei speech--triumphalism, conspiracy theories, maximalist demands. He even uses the same analogies as his father Ali Khamenei--comparing the Islamic Republic to a mighty tree that can't be uprooted. He cites the ongoing negotiations--and says even if military silence is needed on the battlefield becomes necessary, public participation in the streets is still important. It's a reminder of how his father, when speaking about negotiations, sometimes used a wrestler analogy--"sometimes a wrestler shows flexibility for technical reasons, but he doesn’t forget who his opponent is and what his real goal is."
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Even during a ceasefire, #Iran's regime's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is still in hiding, depending on a narrator to read out messages on state television. Other than that, a pretty standard Khamenei speech--triumphalism, conspiracy theories, maximalist demands. He even uses the same analogies as his father Ali Khamenei--comparing the Islamic Republic to a mighty tree that can't be uprooted. He cites the ongoing negotiations--and says even if military silence is needed on the battlefield becomes necessary, public participation in the streets is still important. It's a reminder of how his father, when speaking about negotiations, sometimes used a wrestler analogy--"sometimes a wrestler shows flexibility for technical reasons, but he doesn’t forget who his opponent is and what his real goal is."

Jason Brodsky

27,408 views • 3 months ago

🇮🇷 IRAN PROTEST DEATH TOLL MAY BE FAR HIGHER THAN WE THINK “THIS DWARFS EVERYTHING SINCE 1979” Trita Parsi says what’s happening in Iran right now is personal, brutal, and historically massive: his family fled Iran just before the 1979 revolution, his father was jailed under both the Shah and the Islamic Republic. Now he cannot reach relatives inside Iran because the internet is shut down. "As of 2 days ago, the U.S. government estimate I was told was about 1600 protesters killed. There are also estimates of hundreds of police and pro regime militias being killed, which is completely new. If that ratio is real, it means for every 4 protesters killed, 1 policeman was killed as well. That level of violence inside a protest movement is something we have not seen before." Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷 IRAN PROTEST DEATH TOLL MAY BE FAR HIGHER THAN WE THINK “THIS DWARFS EVERYTHING SINCE 1979” Trita Parsi says what’s happening in Iran right now is personal, brutal, and historically massive: his family fled Iran just before the 1979 revolution, his father was jailed under both the Shah and the Islamic Republic. Now he cannot reach relatives inside Iran because the internet is shut down. "As of 2 days ago, the U.S. government estimate I was told was about 1600 protesters killed. There are also estimates of hundreds of police and pro regime militias being killed, which is completely new. If that ratio is real, it means for every 4 protesters killed, 1 policeman was killed as well. That level of violence inside a protest movement is something we have not seen before." Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi

Mario Nawfal

64,417 views • 6 months ago

#WATCH | Israel-Iran conflict | Representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, in India, Dr Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, says, "I would like to offer my condolences... I'm sure the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, will not be used by them and they will not benefit from it. But his blood will bring more power and also more energy, and more awareness to society, and the people will follow his path and his way. Although the Martyrdom of Ayatollahi Khamenei was unjust, and I'm sure his followers are not only in Iran, but the world, and they will find the solution for bringing justice and peace in the world..."
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#WATCH | Israel-Iran conflict | Representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, in India, Dr Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, says, "I would like to offer my condolences... I'm sure the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, will not be used by them and they will not benefit from it. But his blood will bring more power and also more energy, and more awareness to society, and the people will follow his path and his way. Although the Martyrdom of Ayatollahi Khamenei was unjust, and I'm sure his followers are not only in Iran, but the world, and they will find the solution for bringing justice and peace in the world..."

ANI

6,333,770 views • 5 months ago

NEW: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says negotiating with the United States is off the table right now. It's too soon for newly chosen supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei to offer comment on talks with the U.S., Araghchi said in an interview with PBS News Hour's Amna Nawaz (amna) on Monday. But "we have a very bitter experience of talking with the Americans," he said. "We negotiated with them last year, in last June, and they attacked us in the middle of negotiations. And, again this year, they tried to convince us that this time is different," he said. Araghchi added that despite U.S. comments that it wanted to resolve nuclear questions "peacefully," Iran still faced an attack. The comments came one day after Mojtaba Khamenei was chosen as the successor to his father, the late Ali Khamenei, who was killed in an Israeli strike at the beginning of the war with Iran. Araghchi says the choice shows "continuity" and "stability."
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NEW: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says negotiating with the United States is off the table right now. It's too soon for newly chosen supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei to offer comment on talks with the U.S., Araghchi said in an interview with PBS News Hour's Amna Nawaz (amna) on Monday. But "we have a very bitter experience of talking with the Americans," he said. "We negotiated with them last year, in last June, and they attacked us in the middle of negotiations. And, again this year, they tried to convince us that this time is different," he said. Araghchi added that despite U.S. comments that it wanted to resolve nuclear questions "peacefully," Iran still faced an attack. The comments came one day after Mojtaba Khamenei was chosen as the successor to his father, the late Ali Khamenei, who was killed in an Israeli strike at the beginning of the war with Iran. Araghchi says the choice shows "continuity" and "stability."

PBS News

92,360 views • 4 months ago

🇮🇷 Tens of thousands filed past Khamenei's coffin in Tehran today. His three sons prayed beside it. His successor, the man now running Iran, was not there. Mojtaba Khamenei's face was reportedly disfigured in the February 28 strike. He suffered significant injuries to one or both legs. He has not been seen since. A young woman at the funeral told state media her only wish was to see him appear. He didn't. 7 million metro trips into central Tehran to mourn a man whose son cannot show his face in public. Flags waving with promises of revenge against America and Israel. The new supreme leader watched none of it. Or if he did, nobody knows from where. This is the person the United States needs to close a deal with. Source: Reuters / Writer: Oliver
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🇮🇷 Tens of thousands filed past Khamenei's coffin in Tehran today. His three sons prayed beside it. His successor, the man now running Iran, was not there. Mojtaba Khamenei's face was reportedly disfigured in the February 28 strike. He suffered significant injuries to one or both legs. He has not been seen since. A young woman at the funeral told state media her only wish was to see him appear. He didn't. 7 million metro trips into central Tehran to mourn a man whose son cannot show his face in public. Flags waving with promises of revenge against America and Israel. The new supreme leader watched none of it. Or if he did, nobody knows from where. This is the person the United States needs to close a deal with. Source: Reuters / Writer: Oliver

Mario Nawfal

119,387 views • 1 month ago