Mojtaba Khamenei Responds to Trump’s Claims of His Death
- The claim, reported by detikNews and SINDOnews, was part of a broader assertion by the former U.S.
- Mojtaba Khamenei responded to these claims with a strong rebuttal, according to reporting from detikNews.
- Donald Trump stated that the Iranian Navy and the country's top leaders are no longer functional.
The claim, reported by detikNews and SINDOnews, was part of a broader assertion by the former U.S. president that Iran’s leadership and naval capabilities have been eliminated.
Mojtaba Khamenei responded to these claims with a strong rebuttal, according to reporting from detikNews. The exchange follows a period of speculation regarding the whereabouts of the Supreme Leader’s son, with some reports from Warta Ekonomi suggesting he has remained outside of Iran and has not appeared in public.
Trump Claims Iranian Leadership and Navy Are Eliminated
Donald Trump stated that the Iranian Navy and the country’s top leaders are no longer functional. According to iNews.ID, Trump characterized Iran as being “powerless” due to the loss of its naval assets and the presumed death of key figures within the regime.
A central point of Trump’s claims is the status of Mojtaba Khamenei. The former president specifically cited a 90% probability that Mojtaba has died, a figure highlighted in reporting by SINDOnews. This claim targets the perceived succession line of the Iranian leadership, as Mojtaba is the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Mojtaba Khamenei’s Response and Public Absence
Mojtaba Khamenei issued a “harsh response” to the claims of his death, as detailed by detikNews.

The controversy is fueled by a lack of public appearances by Mojtaba. Warta Ekonomi reported claims that Mojtaba Khamenei is currently located outside the borders of Iran and has avoided public visibility.
Vietnam.vn raised questions regarding the duration of the Supreme Leader’s perceived self-isolation or the isolation of his family members, reflecting a broader international curiosity about the current internal dynamics in Tehran.
Context of U.S.-Iran Tensions
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