In a dramatic turn of events, the newly appointed supreme leader of Iran narrowly escaped a deadly missile attack targeting his residence, as revealed by leaked audio recordings. Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and successor to the former regime leader, was spared during the assault that claimed the lives of his father and other regime members. The leaked audio detailed how Khamenei avoided the strike by stepping outside moments before the missiles hit, leaving his family inside the house during the attack.
The head of protocol for Ali Khamenei, Mazaher Hosseini, recounted the harrowing incident in a leaked recording, explaining that Mojtaba’s timely decision to go outside ultimately saved his life. The attack, which targeted multiple locations simultaneously, resulted in the tragic death of Mojtaba’s wife and son, leaving him with a leg injury. Despite rumors of his injuries, the new supreme leader has not made any public appearances since the incident.
Recent reports indicated that the supreme leader was flown to Moscow for emergency leg surgery, personally arranged by Russian President Putin. The successful operation took place at one of Putin’s presidential residences, addressing the severe injuries Mojtaba sustained during the missile strike. The global community awaits further updates on the condition and whereabouts of the new Iranian leader.
