Mojtaba Khamenei: New Iran Leader Amid War Tensions

0:00World headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to Global News today. Mulch Taba Kamanai has taken over as Iran's new Supreme Leader, succeeding his father Ayatollah Ali Kamanai, who died on the first day of the war. Between the United States and Iran, the Assembly of Experts and 88 member clerical group made the choice quickly amid the conflict. Many see Mulch Taba as a hardliner who will stick to the same tough policies. For years, rumors swirled about Mulch Taba's behind-the-scenes power in the regime. He's known for close ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Garcour and past accusations of meddling in elections and leading paramilitary forces. State media has aired footage of pro-government rallies in cities like Tehran, Qwam, and Masjad, where crowds wave flags and cheered the continuity. Iranians have mixed feelings about the change. Supporters flooded streets and squares, holding pictures of both communists and expressing joy that the path forward stays firm.

1:01Meanwhile, opponents shared videos online with chance against him, calling him vengeful and predicting harsher oppression than under his father. Ordinary people in Tehran voiced fears that without revenge on America, he'll turn it inward on citizens. Some even hope the United States or Israel would target him directly. Despite the appointment, Mulch Taba hasn't appeared publicly or spoken yet. And Donald Trump called to pick unacceptable and hinted it wouldn't last without his approval. Israel warned it would pursue any successor. As tensions rise, questions linger about whether this leadership shift truly changes anything in the ongoing war. Quick thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more. Headphones in a pillow. Some bull idea, surprisingly addictive, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com