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Kwa kusitishwa kwa mapigano, Wairani wanashangaa kuendelea kutokuwepo kwa Khamenei Leo, 7:30 asubuhi 1 A Juni 14, 2025. (Picha na ATTA KENARE / AFP) Gazeti la New York Times linaripoti kuhusu hali ya wasiwasi inayozidi kuongezeka nchini Iran kutokana na kuendelea kutokuwepo Kiongozi Mkuu Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ambaye hajaonekana hadharani wala kusikika kwa takriban wiki moja na ambaye hajajitokeza licha ya kusitishwa kwa mapigano kati ya Iran na Israel. Khamenei anaaminika kufichwa wakati mzozo wa wazi ulipozuka Juni 13. Gazeti hilo linasema kuwa kuna uwezekano bado yuko mafichoni kutokana na hofu kwamba Jerusalem inaweza kujaribu kumuua hata wakati wa mapatano hayo, lakini hakuna sasisho zozote zilizotolewa kuhusu hali yake, na haijafahamika iwapo bado anasimamia maamuzi. Inabainisha kwamba alipoulizwa kuhusu suala hilo wakati wa mahojiano, Mehdi Fazaeli, msaidizi anayeongoza ofisi ya kuhifadhi kumbukumbu ya Khamenei, alisema: "Sote tunapaswa kusali. Watu ambao wana jukumu la kumlinda kiongozi mkuu wanafanya kazi yao vizuri. Mungu akipenda, watu wetu wanaweza kusherehekea ushindi karibu na kiongozi wao, Mungu akipenda." Ripoti hiyo inaongeza kuwa kwa kuwa Khamenei hayupo na kimya kimya, mapigano ya madaraka yanaibuka kati ya vikosi vya kihafidhina na vya wastani vya Irani kuhusu sera ambazo Tehran inapaswa kupitisha kusonga mbele. Soma zaidi kwa kimombo With ceasefire in place, Iranians wonder at Khamenei’s continued absence
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A June 14, 2025. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP)
The New York Times reports on growing concerns in Iran over the continued absence of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has not been seen in public nor heard from in nearly a week and who has not emerged despite the ceasefire between Iran and Israel.
Khamenei is believed to have been taken into hiding when the open conflict erupted on June 13. The paper says he is likely still in hiding due to fears Jerusalem could try to assassinate him even during the truce, but no updates have been given on his condition, and it is unclear whether he is still overseeing decisions.
It notes that when asked about the matter during an interview, Mehdi Fazaeli, an aide who leads Khamenei’s archives office, said: “We should all be praying. The people who are responsible for protecting the supreme leader are doing their job well. God willing, our people can celebrate victory next to their leader, God willing.”
The report adds that with Khamenei absent and silent, power struggles are emerging between Iran’s conservative and moderate forces as to the policies Tehran should adopt going forward
Today, 7:30 am
1
A June 14, 2025. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP)
The New York Times reports on growing concerns in Iran over the continued absence of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has not been seen in public nor heard from in nearly a week and who has not emerged despite the ceasefire between Iran and Israel.
Khamenei is believed to have been taken into hiding when the open conflict erupted on June 13. The paper says he is likely still in hiding due to fears Jerusalem could try to assassinate him even during the truce, but no updates have been given on his condition, and it is unclear whether he is still overseeing decisions.
It notes that when asked about the matter during an interview, Mehdi Fazaeli, an aide who leads Khamenei’s archives office, said: “We should all be praying. The people who are responsible for protecting the supreme leader are doing their job well. God willing, our people can celebrate victory next to their leader, God willing.”
The report adds that with Khamenei absent and silent, power struggles are emerging between Iran’s conservative and moderate forces as to the policies Tehran should adopt going forward
