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Iran’s New Supreme Leader Owns Luxury Properties Next Door to Israel’s London Embassy: Report
Two luxury apartments near the Israeli embassy in London, valued at nearly £50 million, were bought via a sanctioned Iranian banker for Mojtaba Khamenei, the new supreme leader.
- On Sunday, Mojtaba Khamenei, Supreme Leader of Iran, is linked to two luxury flats near the Israeli embassy in London, according to Bloomberg.
- Investigators say Khamenei used shell companies and proxies to acquire two flats, purchased in March 2014 for 16.75 million and November 2016 for 19 million.
- Funds were routed via banks in the UK, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and the UAE, with Ali Ansari, reported proxy, sanctioned last year for financing the IRGC, investigators say.
- Britain's intelligence services are aware of the properties, and the government is in the process of freezing related assets and restricting intermediaries facing travel or financial restrictions.
- Bloomberg's yearlong probe, using documents and intelligence assessments, links Khamenei to a Dubai villa and hotels in Frankfurt and Mallorca and notes Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's February 28, 2026 death.
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The successor of Ayatollah, Motschtaba Khamenei, secretly owns two luxury apartments next to the Israeli Embassy and the Royal Palace in London.
On one of the most guarded and exclusive streets in London, less than 50 metres from the Israeli Embassy in the Kensington area, there are two most strategic luxury floors. They were acquired more than a decade ago through an Iranian banker who was subsequently sanctioned by the British Government. Bloomberg’s research published after a year of analysis of real estate and corporate records claims that the properties were purchased on behalf of M…
Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, took over his father's estate after his death in a strike by the American and Israeli forces. A few days after his appointment, his father...
The cleric Mojtaba Jameneí, son of the late Ali Jameneí and elected as the new supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, owns two luxurious apartments, valued at almost 58 million euros, in the exclusive London neighborhood of Kensington. From its terraces it is possible to supervise, about fifty meters away, the entrances and exits to the Embassy of Israel in the British capital. A security failure detected just a few months ago, and that…
Iran’s new Supreme Leader owns luxury properties next door to Israel’s London embassy: Report
Mojtaba Khamenei, the new Supreme Leader of Iran, owns two luxury properties just a minute’s walk from the Israeli embassy in London through middlemen and shell companies, according to a report.
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