White House eyes Iran’s future as Khamenei’s son seen as successor

"We've seen those reports as well, of course, and this is something that our intelligence agencies are looking at. We The truth is, we'll have to wait and see," press secretary Leavitt told reporters

Diljá gagnrýnir RÚV: Íranar mótmæla við Efstaleiti

Diljá Mist Einarsdóttir, þingmaður Sjálfstæðisflokksins, segir það hafa verið sérstakt að hlusta á Silfrið á mánudaginn á Ríkisútvarpinu á mánudaginn.

'Leaving leadership in the hands of temporary council could protect Khamenei successor'

Speaking with FRANCE 24's Mark Owen about the succession plan in Iran, Sahar Razavi, Director of the Iranian and Middle East Studies Centre at California State University, says that "leaving leadership in the hands of a temporary council [...] could protect the potential successor to Khamenei from additional strikes and potential assassination"

By FRANCE24