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Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian says he met Mojtaba Khamenei in person for two and a half hours, confirming the meeting.
The meeting was described as completely unmediated, with no details given about when or where it occurred.
Mojtaba Khamenei has not appeared in public since his appointment over two months ago, fuelling speculation about his health.
Western reports have cited Iranian officials about injuries and surgeries following strikes, though Tehran has not confirmed these accounts.
A mural in an Iranian city depicting Mojtaba Khamenei with martyrs intensified speculation about his condition.
Pezeshkian urged tighter management of energy consumption and warned against excessive spending.
Pezeshkian said Iran's survival depended on unity, cautioning against labeling citizens as corrupt, treasonous, or spies.
The remarks came as Iran's judiciary has issued heavy sentences amid war and a ceasefire.
Related reports mention assets and mystery surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei's status and condition.
The reporting notes that Mojtaba Khamenei's public visibility has been limited since his appointment.

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Pezeshkian announced a long, direct discussion with Supreme Leader Khamenei, aiming to counter U.S. claims of leadership division.
The two-and-a-half-hour meeting was described as fostering trust, calm, solidarity, and direct dialogue, per state media.
Western officials and experts say the IRGC now has significant influence over Iran’s wartime decision-making, especially regarding Hormuz.
Analysts suggest Iran may prefer prolonged managed confrontation with the West while maintaining core interests.
Iran’s leadership keeps a tight grip on Hormuz as a deterrent amid the U.S. naval blockade.
Iranian officials insist there are no resignations or rifts; Pezeshkian and IRGC leaders meet in joint sessions.
Foreign Minister Araghchi traveled to China and maintained contact with Russia as Tehran seeks broader diplomatic alignment.
U.S. officials, including Marco Rubio, allege a fracture in Iran’s leadership, complicating diplomacy.
Iranian observers emphasize the centrality of the Supreme Leader’s office in wartime governance.
Iran aims to demonstrate internal unity while navigating U.S. demands for concessions and nuclear limits.

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says he spoke with the missing Supreme Leader for more than two hours.
Khamenei has remained out of public view since his appointment in March.
Tehran state media cited the meeting while noting uncertainty about the exact topics discussed.
Western outlets report Khamenei may be disfigured and recovering out of sight.
Independent observers note Khamenei communicates via audio conferencing with senior officials.
Reports say regime loyalists plaster Khamenei’s image across Tehran, despite his absence.
The president’s meeting sparked coverage alongside other Iran-related stories in state media.
The article notes U.S. intelligence assessments about Khamenei’s condition.
State media described the meeting as a dialogue with a senior leader, without specifics.
The story highlights ongoing speculation about Khamenei’s public appearances and legitimacy.

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US intelligence says Mojtaba Khamenei is directing Iran-US negotiations from an undisclosed hideout.
He is described as directing talks from a hidden location while meeting senior officials.
Officials say Khamenei remains mentally sharp and meets with senior Islamic Republic figures.
Iranian officials say the health issues cited do not stop his involvement in war decisions.
IRGC officials are said to run day-to-day operations in Tehran.
Khamenei reportedly helped shape decisions on peace talks mediated by Pakistan.
US intelligence says the war and evacuation paths hinge on Tehran's leadership.
Iranian claims stress Khamenei’s health as improving; officials say he’s in good health.
The story links the leader’s influence to renewed talks on Hormuz and war end.
The report cites state media and Reuters-style attributions to corroborate meetings.

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Irania n officials say Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is in full health after reported injuries.
Iranian officials describe the alleged injuries as a small crack behind the ear rather than severe harm.
State media noted a sequence of reported injuries but maintained public health and leadership continuity.
Early reports claimed the ayatollah sustained life-altering injuries in attacks on 28 February.
The regime said the leader has not been seen publicly since the February 28 attacks began.
New York Times reports from insiders suggested grave wounds but mental health remains intact.
State officials referenced external rumours and urged patience amid rumors about his fate.
Iranian president and military officials reportedly met Khamenei at undisclosed locations after the attacks.
Iran's military central command chief reportedly met Khamenei on Sunday, according to state outlets.
The report mentions the overall context of the February 28 strikes and alleged casualties involving the leader’s family.
The Independent reports multiple perspectives, including official statements and media leaks, surrounding Khamenei's health.

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