US EditionIran's Supreme Leader Vows to Fight On
Mojtaba Khamenei demands compensation and threatens asset seizures, vows to continue attacks and leverage the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.
- Following the February 28 death of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a targeted airstrike, his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, has assumed the role of Supreme Leader of Iran.
- Jaber Rajabi, a former study partner of the new leader, described Mojtaba as "more dangerous" than his father, warning he has a "complete disregard for the value of human life."
- Reports indicate Mojtaba controls a financial empire worth at least $3 billion across London, the UAE, and other nations, while Rajabi warned he is "obsessed with the end of days."
- The new Supreme Leader has signaled a hardline stance, warning Iran could leverage the Strait of Hormuz and potentially target Tel Aviv, claiming he would kill 100,000 people.
- Predictions for the coming months suggest Mojtaba may attempt to control the region, with Rajabi warning he may prioritize ideological conflict over the lives of Iranian citizens.
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What leverage Iran may have as U.S. war continues
Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to take revenge against the United States and Israel, keep the Strait of Hormuz shut and continue to retaliate against its neighbors in the region. The panel discusses what leverage the regime may have in this fight.
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Iran’s new supreme leader vows continued retaliation across Gulf and oil routes
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Iran's supreme leader vows to fight on
Iran's new supreme leader pledges to fight on and step up attacks on oil tankers.
Iran’s New Supreme Leader Vows Revenge on U.S. and Israel
Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who is yet to appear in public, has vowed to avenge the deaths since the start of the war with the U.S. and Israel. “A limited amount of this revenge has so far taken concrete form, but until it is fully achieved, this case will remain among our priorities,” Khamenei, said according to the statement. “We will seek compensation from the enemy, and if they refuse, we will take as much of their property a…
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