Berlin, Germany (Weltexpress). Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was assassinated along with other individuals, including members of his family, on 28 February 2026 according to our calendar. His assassination marked the beginning of the illegal invasion of the Islamic Republic of Iran by the United States and its vassal states, led by the State of Israel.
Ali Khamenei, also spelled Chamenei, was not only an Ayatollah, but also the supreme leader, the spiritual leader of Shiism, just as Robert Francis Prevost is the spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Church or the Catholic Western Church, whereby Catholicism is a subset of the superset Christianity – Shiism, like Sunnism, is a subset of the superset of Islam, also known as Mohammedanism, as experts and critics know. But only insiders know who became Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s successor, if what is circulating in public is true.
The media in Iran and elsewhere are reporting that a council of experts has agreed on a successor to the assassinated Ali Khamenei. Mohsen Heydari, a member of the council representing the Iranian province of Khuzestan, is quoted by the ISNA news agency as saying: “The most suitable candidate, who has been approved by the majority of the assembly of experts, has been determined. “
No word about the successor, no name. However, names are circulating on the World Wide Web, including the name Mojtaba Khamenei, probably 56 years old, a son of Ali Khamenei who has not yet been assassinated.
Allegedly, this Muslim council did not meet in person for reasons of security and fear of Christian-Anglo-American, Jewish-Zionist and Sunni-Arab enemies. Whoever assassinates the highest dignitary of the Shiites may also assassinate his successor.
Previously, there had been speculation that Ayatollah Aliresa Arafi would be Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s successor. Allegedly, up to four deputies were to ensure that Shiism would continue to function until a successor was appointed.
After Khamenei’s assassination, 40 days of official mourning were declared in Iran.
