Trump Reveals New Details on Mojtaba Khamenei's Condition and Iran Conflict

In a recent radio interview with Glenn Beck, former U.S. President Donald Trump addressed reports about Mojtaba Khamenei's health, disputing claims of his death. Trump stated that Mojtaba, son of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, is severely injured on his left side, including his arm and leg, but alive. He criticized the Iranian regime for projecting a false image of normalcy, saying they repeatedly present Mojtaba as fully functional to maintain control.

Trump also discussed the harsh repression faced by Iranian protesters, emphasizing the difficulty of public demonstrations under lethal government crackdowns involving machine gun fire. He expressed strong confidence in the ongoing conflict, asserting that the Iranian military has been destroyed while praising the U.S. military's performance, predicting an imminent victory similar to that in Venezuela.

Additional details from an April New York Times report reveal that Mojtaba remains in hiding under heavy secrecy, surrounded by medical staff and President Masoud Pezeshkian, a heart surgeon. Mojtaba has undergone three surgeries on one leg and awaits a prosthetic fitting. He also suffered severe burns to his face and lips, impairing speech and necessitating future plastic surgeries. Despite physical injuries, sources say he remains mentally sharp and involved in state affairs. To avoid showing weakness, Mojtaba has avoided public appearances, communicating only through handwritten notes delivered via a secure courier network to prevent electronic interception.