Reports emerge on health status of Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei

According to a diplomatic memorandum cited by The Times, Mojtaba Khamenei, the new supreme leader of Iran, is reportedly in critical condition and receiving medical treatment in the city of Qom. The intelligence report, attributed to American and Israeli sources and shared with Gulf allies, states that the son of the late Ali Khamenei is unconscious and unable to perform his official duties. The documents indicate that Ali Khamenei's remains are being prepared for burial in Qom, which serves as a major center for Shia clerical authority. Intelligence agencies have reportedly detected construction activities for a large mausoleum in the city, suggesting potential space for multiple burials, including members of the Khamenei family. The location of Qom is approximately 140 kilometers south of Tehran. These reports highlight concerns regarding potential decision-making paralysis within the Iranian regime. Official Iranian state sources have not provided confirmation of these claims, and reports have been accompanied by conflicting information and the circulation of unverified video materials.