Overview
- The New York Times, citing unnamed Iranian officials, reports that Mojtaba Jameneí is gravely injured yet mentally lucid and active.
- The same strike that killed his father left him needing three leg operations with a prosthesis planned, hand surgery, and care for facial burns that hinder speech.
- He has stayed out of public view since his appointment, sending messages through written notes for security reasons.
- He has temporarily delegated major decisions to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps generals, which could widen the military’s role in running the state.
- President Masoud Pezeshkian has helped oversee his care, while senior Guard commanders do not visit, though none of these details has independent confirmation.