Was Ali Khamenei against making son Mojtaba Iran's next Supreme leader?

Ali Khamenei opposed his son’s succession, but IRGC stepped in; how Mojtaba became supreme leader

Middle East News: Iran’s military establishment appears to have played a decisive role in elevating the country’s new supreme leader, even though his own father reporte.

Ali Khamenei Did Not Want His ‘Impotent Nepo Baby’ Son to Become Iran’s Supreme Leader

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) allegedly forced Mojtaba Khamenei into power as the country’s new supreme leader despite significant opposition from clerics and political figures, according to an expert with ties to Iranian intelligence. The post Ali Khamenei Did Not Want His ‘Impotent Nepo Baby’ Son to Become Iran’s Supreme Leader appeared first on Slay News.

Iran's New Supreme Leader Was Rejected By His Own Father? Yet IRGC Choice Reflects Much More

Mojtaba may have been the IRGC's shrewdest possible choice, one that has nothing to do with control and everything to do with narrative.

In Khamenei's Will, He Didn't Want Son To Be Iran's Supreme Leader: Report

Few people wanted Mojtaba Khamenei to become Iran's next supreme leader, not US President Donald Trump, and not even his own father.

Report: Ali Khamenei Opposed to Son's Succession

Khosro Isfahani, identified by the Post as a research director for the opposition group National Union for Democracy, claimed the late Iranian leader did not want Mojtaba to take over.