Report: Iran's supreme leader suffered a serious illness and underwent surgery
The New York Times reported that Ali Khamenei, 83 years old, is recovering after a medical procedure he underwent in recent days due to severe stomach pains and a high fever.
It was also reported that he is under the supervision of a medical team around the clock, and has canceled all his public appearances.
"Still having trouble even sitting up in bed due to weakness"
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16/09/2022
Friday, September 16, 2022, 9:45 p.m. Updated: 10:03 p.m.
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On video: Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei in a televised speech (Editor: Aviad Belali)
The supreme leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, 83 years old, underwent surgery last week after becoming very ill and is now resting under the supervision of a medical team - this was reported this evening (Friday) in the New York Times.
According to the report, the medical procedure that Khamenei underwent was due to severe stomach pains and a high fever.
It was also reported that the supreme leader of Iran is under the supervision of a medical team around the clock, after last week his condition was defined as serious, and he even canceled all his public appearances.
However, his condition has improved in recent days.
"He still has trouble even sitting up in bed due to weakness," the New York Times wrote.
Having trouble sitting up in his bed.
Ali Khamenei (Photo: Reuters)
Earlier this week, the authorities in Iran claimed that they had arrested several people involved in the assassination of a senior Revolutionary Guards officer last May.
Tehran accused Israel and the Western countries of being responsible for the assassination of Colonel Hassan Seyed Khoday.
"Several people have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the assassination of Shahid Khodai," said the spokesman for the judiciary at a press conference.
"The required legal steps have been taken against them and the case is under investigation."
After the assassination in the heart of Tehran, the Revolutionary Guards said that two people on a motorcycle killed Khodai and blamed the "terrorist organizations associated with world oppression (the West) and the Zionists".
According to reports published after the assassination, Khodai was the commander of a unit in the Quds Force - responsible for the activities of the Revolutionary Guards beyond Iran's borders - which planned attacks against Israelis abroad.
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