Mujtaba Khamenei's Health Mired in Controversy as Claims of Hospital Attacks Emerge

New claims have emerged about the health of Iranian Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei and his condition during the February attacks. Mohsen Heydari, a member of Iran's Assembly of Experts, has said that the third hospital where Mujtaba Khamenei was being treated during the American and Israeli attacks was also attacked. According to him, Mujtaba was pulled out alive from the rubble of the hospital. This information has come to light in his interview with Qatari TV network Al Arabi. According to Mohsen Heydari, Mujtaba Khamenei was taken to the hospital for treatment after being injured in the February 28 attacks. Heydari claimed that three hospitals in Tehran were then targeted. He said that Mujtaba was present at the third hospital and that he was pulled out from under the rubble after being attacked. This claim has not yet been independently verified. It has also been published in the form of several reports. According to Khamenei, he was taken out of the hospital after being injured in the February attacks.