Details of Iran's new Supreme Leader surviving  the bombing of the headquarters  revealed

Mohsen Qomi, head of the International Affairs Office at the Iranian Leadership Foundation, revealed on Friday precise security and field details related to the survival of Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei (56) from an assassination attempt that followed the bombing of the headquarters of the Command Foundation in the capital Tehran at the outbreak of the war on February 28.

In a video published by Iran's Fars news agency, Qomi explained that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was inside the Command Establishment building just before the attack.

Qumi pointed out that the Murshid's survival came as a result of his exit to the courtyard of the building a few minutes before he was subjected to the shelling, which led to the death of all those inside the building at that moment.

Although he survived, Qomi confirmed that Mojtaba Khamenei suffered injuries during the attack, but stressed that he "is still in full health and continues to run the country's affairs," without revealing the nature of those injuries.

Managing "Field and Negotiations" from Behind the Curtain

In response to questions about the Supreme Leader's absence from media appearances, Qomi said that these questions represent a "deception by the enemy" to occupy the country, stressing that the top priority now is to preserve the safety of the "leader of the revolution."

He explained that the new leader  fully supervises sensitive files, as he recently provided observations and directives to the negotiating delegation, and accurately manages the issues of "negotiations and the field."

Warnings of the "information trap"

Mohsen Rezaei, a member of the Expediency Council, warned citizens not to be dragged behind rumors circulating about the leader's health and whereabouts.

In an interview with Iranian television last Wednesday, Rezaei explained that the purpose of these rumors is to push the Supreme Leader or those around him to carry out a reaction that will enable the "Zionist entity" to locate and target him.

Rezaei described the new leader as "a young man with great energy" who manages the country's affairs "with strength and wisdom."

It is noteworthy that the headquarters of the Command Foundation in Tehran was attacked on the first day of the US-Israeli war (February 28), an attack that resulted in the death of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, along with a number of his family members and officials in his office.