Israel Denies Reports That Mojtaba Khamenei Has Fled Iran
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israeli officials refute reports that Mojtaba Khamenei fled Iran, confirming he remains alive and active in the country despite rumors.
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- Israeli officials deny Mojtaba Khamenei has left Iran, confirming he remains there.
- Saudi channel Al-Hadath reported Khamenei's absence citing an unnamed Israeli source.
- Report claimed Revolutionary Guards commander Ahmad Vahidi issues orders for Khamenei.
- The report sparked debate about who controls power in Tehran.
- Israeli intelligence indicates Khamenei is alive, wounded, and still issuing orders.
- Israeli security sources say no official confirmation supports the claim of his departure.
Following reports claiming that Mojtaba Khamenei had left Iran, Israeli officials have clarified that these claims are false and that he remains alive and in the country. The controversy began after Saudi channel Al-Hadath cited an unnamed Israeli security source alleging that Khamenei was not in Iran and that Revolutionary Guards commander Ahmad Vahidi and other senior officials were issuing orders on his behalf. This report gained significant attention and raised questions about who truly controls power in Tehran.
However, Israeli security sources have stated there is no official confirmation supporting these claims. Intelligence available to Israel indicates that Mojtaba Khamenei is still in Iran. A knowledgeable security official emphasized, "He is wounded, he is alive, continues to issue directives, and Iran is still awaiting his position and instructions."
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