Iran supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei reportedly removed from decision making after mental health breakdown

Ayatollah Khamenei mental health is at the center of a major leadership shift in Iran, according to opposition outlet Iran International. Reports suggest the 86-year-old Supreme Leader was removed from key decisions after suffering a mental breakdown during escalating conflict with Israel. He was allegedly moved to a secure underground bunker in Tehran with his son Mojtaba Khamenei, following Israeli airstrikes. Senior military officials and Iran’s Supreme National Security Council are now believed to be handling national decisions. This shocking development could reshape Iran’s political future and raises serious concerns about its leadership amid rising regional tensions.