
Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is reportedly in serious health and unable to perform his duties, according to a diplomatic memo cited by The Times.
The information, officially unconfirmed by Iranian authorities, is expected to affect the internal balance of power in Iran, at a tense moment for the region.
According to British media, the intelligence assessment is based on information provided by US and Israeli services, which is said to have also been shared with Gulf countries. The document notes that Khamenei is in the city of Qom and is unable to participate in decision-making, following an alleged injury during the initial attacks on February 28.
Although this information has not been confirmed by the authorities in Tehran, its publication is expected to spark intense debate about political stability and the continuity of leadership in the country. The developments come at a critical moment, as regional tensions remain high and the deadline for Donald Trump's ultimatum approaches.