New intelligence cited by CBS suggests Iran’s late leader Ali Khamenei questioned his son Mojtaba’s abilities, even as the cleric assumes power during a deepening conflict with the US and Israel.
The visits reflect the strong emotional and political resonance that developments in Iran have generated across parts of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
Mojtaba Khamenei, long seen as a powerful behind-the-scenes figure in Tehran, has formally taken charge as Iran’s Supreme Leader while the country faces escalating military confrontation with the US and Israel.
Assembly of Experts member Mirbaqeri stated that a “majority consensus over Khamenei’s successor has been reached.”
Israeli officials say the plan to eliminate Iran’s Supreme Leader was approved months earlier and later accelerated amid unrest, as Israel expands its air campaign across Tehran.
The United States military has targeted an Iranian ship, characterised as a "drone carrier", which is reportedly "is now on fire" following a maritime engagement.
The 56-year-old son of Iran’s late leader has spent years operating behind the scenes, with reports linking him to the IRGC, internal power networks, and controversial crackdowns on protests.
FIFA’s broad powers under tournament rules could determine Iran’s fate, with financial penalties and even replacement teams possible if withdrawal or exclusion becomes reality.
The killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a joint US-Israeli strike marks the most dramatic escalation in West Asian conflict in decades.
At least 11 people have died in the Skardu district of PoGB after security officials opened fire on the protesters as they vandalised and torched a UN office.
