A video circulating in Mashhad shows a memorial for individuals described as killed within Iran’s ruling establishment, sparking speculation that Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, may be among the deceased.
Iranian regime embassies worldwide are urging supporters to "sacrifice their lives" for the IRGC and fight against America and Israel. These embassies are described as entities inciting terrorism against Western nations.
On the sidelines of the "Night of Empathy" event of Bukhara magazine, a ceremony was held to honor Leo, a Red Crescent rescue dog from Mashhad, who located dozens of war casualties and injured individuals under debris, nine of whom were still alive, during search and rescue operations in Tehran following the forty-day war.
The Trump administration is aware that the power structure within Iran's Islamic regime is divided between a group led by Mayor Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who seeks a diplomatic agreement, and another led by IRGC generals like Ahmad Vahidi, who prioritize acquiring nuclear weapons不惜牺牲伊朗的毁灭和人民的生命. (Note: The last part of the sentence includes the original text in Chinese, which seems to be a direct translation error. The correct English version would be "even if it leads to the total destruction of Iran and the deaths of its people due to their apocalyptic ideology.")
President Trump is set to convene a meeting today with his top officials to discuss potential options regarding Iran, including a possible resumption of bombing campaigns, due to a deadlock in negotiations.
🤔 Mojtaba Khamenei Dead? A Mashhad video unveiling a memorial for individuals described as killed within Iran’s ruling establishment sparked speculation over Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Ali Khamenei. Images and names appear in the footage with some claim Mojtaba Khamenei is Show more
ME24 – Exclusive: Mojtaba Khamenei Is Dead!? Hayvi Bouzo Discusses Viral Mashhad Video A video from Mashhad, Iran, showing the unveiling of a memorial for individuals described as killed within Iran’s ruling establishment, has sparked renewed speculation over the status of
