Iran’s recently appointed Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is reportedly in a coma and facing severe injuries, including the loss of a leg and critical damage to his stomach or liver. Sources from Tehran, Iran, have revealed that Mojtaba is currently receiving intensive care at Sina University Hospital, where a secured area has been established by security forces.
Although not a medical professional, an insider connected to a dissident in London has received updates from members of the hospital’s trauma team. The source indicated that Mojtaba’s condition is deemed “very serious,” and he is under the care of Mohammad Reza Zafargjani, a prominent trauma surgeon and Iran’s Minister of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education.
The circumstances surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei’s injuries, which include the amputation of one or two legs and internal organ damage, remain unclear. It is uncertain if these injuries occurred during the same incident that claimed the life of his father at the conflict’s onset.
Following Mojtaba’s appointment as the new leader, Iranian state TV characterized him as ‘janbaz,’ or wounded by the enemy, during the ‘Ramadan war.’ The public response in Tehran was marked by celebratory crowds chanting and waving flags, with chants of “Allahu Akbar, Khamenei Rahbar” echoing through the streets.
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