Iran’s new supreme leader is ‘in a coma and has lost a leg’: Airstrike hits Khamenei’s son as it’s revealed he is ‘obsessed with the end of days’

Iran’s new religious leader is said to be ‘obsessed with the end of days’ and ‘more dangerous’ than his father, according to his former colleague.

Exiled official Jaber Rajabi stated that Mojtaba Khamenei, who is currently believed to be in a coma, is not afraid of ‘killing thousands’ and will ‘try to control the region’ if war breaks out.

Rajabi, a former foreign policy advisor to Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who has been living in exile in the UAE since 2021, studied at a ‘religious seminary’ with Mojtaba Khamenei in Qom.

He has spoken out to warn that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, who reportedly lost at least one of his legs after being seriously injured in an airstrike, is more ruthless and a ‘better liar’ than his father.

Rajabi told Jerusalem Post: ‘The Mujtaba will not claim that he wants to take Jerusalem (Jerusalem) from the first day he came to power.

‘He’s the exact opposite of his father, he gets angry and it shows clearly… Mojtaba can lie much better and knows how to play.’

It was reported that Mojtaba, the son of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was assassinated by US-Israeli forces, was seriously injured in an air strike and remained in a coma with one leg and serious stomach or liver damage.

While working with Mojtaba at the Qom Seminar, the most respected center of Islamic sciences in Iran, Rajabi described him as ‘obsessed with the end of days’ and said he believed ‘he would have a special role in accelerating humanity towards this path’.

According to Twelver Shiite, the largest branch of Shiite Islam that Khamenei studied in Qom, the 12th Imam Muhammad al-Mahdi, who is believed to be in hiding, will return at the end of time to establish an era of global justice in which oppression will be eliminated.

The US-Israel and Iran conflict affected the Gulf countries in the Middle East. Image: A fireball rising from the site of an Israeli airstrike overnight in Beirut on March 11

Authorities in Iran on Sunday announced Mojtaba Khamenei, the second son of the late Ayatollah, as Iran’s new Supreme Leader. Mojtaba is said to be ‘obsessed with the end of days’ and would not hesitate to ‘kill thousands’

Islamic apocalyptic traditions describe major conflicts that occurred before this era, including Malhama al-Kubra, a major battle sometimes interpreted as a conflict with Western powers.

Rajabi said: ‘I remember Khamenei speaking at the Hawza investigations (and) saying that the nuclear issue and the soldiers are his legacy. Mojtaba’s targets will not be affected by air strikes.

‘There are other issues that I haven’t mentioned… They need the nuclear issue to protect their regime and their hegemony in the region.’

Rajabi added that Khamenei has no regard for human life and said: ‘If he can kill 13,000 of his own people, then he has no problem killing 100,000 people in Tel Aviv. Because if you don’t care about the lives of your own people, why should you care about the lives of other people in Tel Aviv?’

These comments came as Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was reportedly hospitalized after being seriously injured in the same attack that resulted in the death of his father, according to a regime official.

Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, who has not been seen or photographed in public since taking over from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday, was injured in an attack on his father’s compound in Tehran on the first day of the war.

Mojtaba, whom Iranian state television described as a ‘wounded veteran’, was injured in his legs and is currently in hospital.

“He was also there and was injured in that bombardment,” Iranian Ambassador to Cyprus Alireza Salarian told The Guardian.

‘I heard he was injured in his legs, hand and arm… I think he’s in hospital because he’s injured.’

The ambassador stated that Mojtaba’s mysterious stay away from the public was due to his injuries, adding that he also wanted to avoid the gaze of Israel and the United States.

He said: ‘I don’t think it’s comfortable’ [in any condition] to make a speech.”

Iranian authorities claimed he was on alert and hiding in a highly secure location with limited communications.

The ‘vengeful’ hard-line cleric who vowed to ‘eliminate’ the Ayatollah’s successor who was killed in the attack on Tehran on the first day of the war, the man who killed Mojtaba’s wife Zahra Haddad-Adel and one of his sons, has been marked for assassination by Israel.

Donald Trump also stepped up his threats against the religious leader, claiming he ‘cannot live in peace’ and warning Iran to be ready for ‘death, fire and fury’.

A report on Iranian state television about Mojtaba’s rise to religious leadership states that he was wounded in battle.

The announcer describes him as a ‘junkie’, that is, injured by the enemy in the ‘Ramadan war’; This is how Iranian media describe the current conflict.

Although his wife and father were killed in Israeli attacks, no details were given about how he was injured.