Russia Confirms Wounded Supreme Leader's Low Profile

0:00On March 31st, Russia's ambassador to Iran just confirmed that the new Supreme Leader, Mochitaba Kamanai, is still in the country, but he's keeping a low profile for some clear reasons. He stepped up after his father, Ayatollah, Ali Kamanai, got killed more than a month ago when Israel and the United States kicked off their war. Against Iran, the U.S. intel points to Mochitaba being wounded himself, probably with some serious disfigurement, which might explain why he's out of sight. Russia and Iran stayed tight as allies, locking in a strategic partnership treaty just last year to back each other up. With tensions still high, eyes are on when Mochitaba does necks from the shadows. I'm Cory with the story that your global news update AI-powered and always on.