Mojtaba Khamenei in Iran but avoiding public appearance for 'understandable reasons,' says Russia
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader, was reportedly transferred to Russia for medical treatment after being severely injured in a US-Israeli airstrike. Khamenei is said to be feeling well despite sustaining severe injuries, according to the Iranian foreign ministry.
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader, was injured in a US-Israeli airstrike. He was reportedly transferred to Russia for medical treatment after Russian President Putin offered aid. Khamenei sustained severe injuries but is feeling well. Iran's ambassador to Russia dismissed reports of Khamenei receiving treatment as a 'psychological war'. Russia has not confirmed or denied the report. Iran and Russia have a close strategic partnership, with Putin condemning the US assassination of Ali Khamenei as a 'cynical murder'.
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