Israeli Estimates: Mojtaba Khamenei's Condition Is Not Critical or Serious

Translation by SadaNews - New Israeli estimates show that the Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is still alive and his injury does not appear to be critical.

According to what was published by Yedioth Ahronoth, the belief that has taken hold in Israel is that Mojtaba Khamenei is injured, but his condition is not critical or severe as previously thought. According to SadaNews.

Some American and British newspapers and others reported from Israeli and American sources that Khamenei's son may have suffered amputations in his legs and that his condition is serious and he is not making decisions himself.

Mojtaba Khamenei has not appeared publicly or released a video of himself since assuming his position.

In recent days, sources from the Iranian opposition stated that Khamenei may have died from his injuries, which Israel and the United States continue to deny.

There are suspicions in Israel and the United States about whether he is indeed the one managing Iran. Benjamin Netanyahu stated in his conference last Thursday: "I am not sure if who is currently managing Iran is Mojtaba Khamenei... he does not appear in public... have you seen him? We have not seen him, and we cannot confirm exactly what is happening there."

Axios reported that an American official stated that Trump’s National Security team is still working to determine who is in charge in Tehran, and that Washington and Israel have intelligence indicating that Mojtaba Khamenei is still alive.

The site quoted an Israeli official as saying, "We have no evidence that Mojtaba Khamenei is the one giving the orders." Meanwhile, an American intelligence report confirmed that the Iranian regime is undergoing a leadership crisis but there are no indications of its collapse, and that Ali Larijani, who was recently assassinated, was the actual leader of Iran, and that his killing has widened the power vacuum in the country, with the Revolutionary Guard taking control."