JUST IN: IRAN’s New Supreme Injured Leader Mojtaba Khamenei Flown To MOSCOW For Leg Surgery
IRAN’s new supreme tyrant has reportedly been flown to Moscow for leg surgery “personally offered by Putin” after suffering serious injuries during airstrikes.
It comes as rumours swirl that Mojtaba Khamenei could be dead – the leader has not been seen since his appointment.
Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida reported that the son of the slaughtered Ayatollah had been snuck out of Iran for a top secret surgery.
The paper said that the evacuation took place under the strictest secrecy, and that the new Iranian leader was flown to Moscow on a Russian military aircraft.
Khamenei then reportedly underwent a “successful” operation in one of Putin’s presidential palaces.
The report is unconfirmed, but Al-Jarida said its information came from a “high-ranking source close to the new Iranian Supreme Leader”.
His injuries needed a well-equipped and specialist hospital, which was impossible as Iran continues to be blitzed by the US and Israel.
Putin reportedly proposed treating the new dictator in a call on Thursday with Khamenei transferred to Russia that evening.
It comes after The Sun reported that the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was put in charge despite being critically wounded in an air strike.
Sources told The Sun the 56-year-old son of assassinated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei lost at least one leg and has also suffered serious stomach or liver damage.
It was unclear whether he was injured on the same day his 86-year-old father died, but he is not directing the strategy currently sparking energy market turmoil.
In a bizarre attempt to cover up their stricken Ayatollah, Iranian state TV broadcast what it claims to be his first statement since coming into power.
The statement – read out by a news anchor – said Iran will not hesitate to “avenge the blood of Iranians” who have been killed as it vowed to continue attacks on Dubai and block off the vital Strait of Hormuz.
