Khaberni - A new message from the new Iranian leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not appeared publicly since the end of last month, raises questions about his health.
The Iranian leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, denied on Friday that the attacks on Turkey and Oman were carried out by Iran or its allied forces.
In a message via the "Telegram" app on the occasion of the new Iranian year, Mojtaba described the year as the "year of the resistance economy amid national unity and national security".
Despite Iran's blatant attacks on the Gulf states, Khamenei said, "We firmly believe in enhancing relations with neighboring countries."
Iranian leaders claim that their strikes target American interests and bases in the region, and despite denying targeting Turkey, a major American base exists in Turkey, a NATO member, in İncirlik.
Mojtaba has not appeared publicly since the outbreak of the war, although he was elected as the leader of Iran succeeding his father Ali Khamenei, who was killed on the first day of the American-Israeli attack on Iran.
Reports speak of him being injured in the strike that killed his father, while American officials speak of the possibility of his features being disfigured in the strike, but Iran confirms that he is fine.
On the first day of the Persian New Year and Eid al-Fitr, the war remains raging in the Middle East three weeks after the beginning of the American-Israeli attack on Iran.
