Iran's leader has paid tribute to a martyred intelligence minister and called for intensified efforts to protect the nation.

Ένα ντόμινο εξελίξεων στο μέτωπο του πολέμου των ΗΠΑ-Ισραήλ με το Ιράν διαμορφώνει μια ακόμη πιο περίπλοκη κατάσταση. Ο Ντόναλντ Τραμπ απείλησε με «καταστροφή» ενός μεγάλου κοιτάσματος φυσικού…

An analysis piece discusses the dangerous and escalatory implications of targeting Iran's leadership, highlighting the potential for severe geopolitical repercussions.

Israel has launched an escalating 'decapitation' campaign targeting Iran's leadership and internal security mechanisms, combining massive aerial bombardments, targeted assassinations, and intelligence operations within Iran.

CBS reported on US intelligence briefings to Trump regarding Mojtaba Khamenei, noting that he is not considered bright or qualified to be Iran's leader, according to his father's opinion.

Almost a week after being appointed as Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei remains in the shadows.

Iran's leaders are seeking to show the staying power of their near half-century old clerical-based system and prove that it can withstand the killing of its longtime ruler and war with United States and Israel, analysts said.

An opinion piece argues that the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran's leader, despite his lack of religious and political experience, signifies the demise of the Iranian revolution.

American intelligence assessments indicate that Iran's leadership remains largely intact and is not facing an imminent collapse, despite recent attacks.

Human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi says the new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei could be even worse than his father.

Following the death of Iran's leader a week prior, reports briefly surfaced about the election of Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the deceased, as the country's third leader, with some media outlets referring to him as 'Khamenei II'.

A new form of gambling, which has gained popularity under President Donald Trump, allowed some individuals to profit millions from the assassination of Iran's leader, leading to accusations of insider trading.

Iran's president recently said mediation efforts were underway, but Trump's comments suggest such efforts could be a moot point.

President Masoud Pezeshkian's apology to Gulf states strains Iran's leadership - The Jakarta Post

Waves of bombings by the U.S. and Israel reveal a broad effort to devastate Iran's leadership and security services.

Iranian state television reported that a high-level leadership council has convened to discuss organizing a session of the Assembly of Experts, the body responsible for electing the country's new supreme leader.

The Israeli Air Force has reportedly struck and dismantled facilities within Iran's leadership compound, including the presidential office and Tehran airport, in overnight operations.

Security analyst Gordon Corera looks at what is likely to happen after much of Iran's most senior leadership is killed.

North Korea appears on edge in response to U.S.-Israeli strikes eliminating Iran's leadership  Korea JoongAng Daily

Donald Trump is building a world order where undesirable heads of state can be taken out of the game, writes US correspondent Ilmari Reunamäki.

Iran's leaders are preparing for a potential attack while expressing confidence in their ability to withstand it.

Condolences and condemnations pour in after Larijani's martyrdom  Tehran Times

Iran's Leader stated that assassinations only serve to strengthen the country and warned that aggressors would ultimately pay a price for their actions.

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, responded to US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth after Hegseth's claims that Iran's leaders are hiding, by sharing footage...

Donald Trump issued threats against Iran's leadership and maintained that the United States is prevailing in the ongoing conflict.

Despite calls from the US and Israel for regime change, experts suggest Iran's leadership has deliberately constructed a resilient power structure that is difficult to dismantle.

An expert discusses the extent of US influence on Iran's leadership, stating that while the US cannot determine who leads Iran, it could strategically err by removing a new leader.

Top US analysts have expressed the view that Iran's current leadership possesses the resilience to survive a major war.

Cracks emerge in Iran's leadership as it reels under bombardment

Iran’s endurance strategy  Tehran Times

Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment to Iran's leadership would cement the transfer of power to the hardline wing of the Revolutionary Guard, an expert assesses.

What is behind the strategy to take out Iran's leadership?  the-star.co.ke

In Beirut, smoke rises over the rooftops from Israeli attacks, while Lebanese flee north in search of safety. Israel's attacks follow Hezbollah's rockets towards Haifa after the killing of Iran's leader.

Russia's President has extended condolences to Iran's Leader following the martyrdom of Larijani.

Το Ισραήλ στις 19 μέρες του πολέμου με το Ιράν έχει αποδεκατίσει την ηγεσία του καθεστώτος. Οι στοχευμένες επιθέσεις έχουν πλήξει τόσο στρατιωτικά όσο και πολιτικά στελέχη, ενώ η ένταση στην περιοχή…

Iran's leadership is mobilizing supporters, distributing weapons, and setting up roadblocks across cities to suppress any internal resistance amidst the ongoing conflict.

Despite nearly two weeks of continuous bombardments by the US and Israel, Iran's leadership remains largely stable and does not appear to be immediately threatened with collapse. The recent intervention by the new religious leader further solidifies this.

Iran's leadership signals its continued control and capability to fight, projecting an image of resilience amidst ongoing tensions and conflict.

Beijing's reaction to the death of Iran's leader highlights a cold and calculated approach, prioritizing regional stability and economic interests over the fate of the Tehran regime.

Cracks emerge in Iran's leadership as it reels under bombardment  The Daily Star

Kalshi, a prediction market platform, is facing a lawsuit concerning its market for predicting the ouster of Iran's leader.

Are Israel and the USA trying to find cracks in Iran's leadership to drive a wedge into? Will the Iranian people rise in resistance? Professor Hannu Juusola answers the questions.

Security correspondent Gordon Corera looks at what is likely to happen now that joint US and Israeli attacks have taken out some of the Iran's most senior leadership.

In Jammu and Kashmir, various parties, including the ruling National Conference, also deplored the U.S.-Israel attacks on Iran