IRAN’s president fears he’s been tricked after meeting the “probably gay” Supreme Leader in the backseat of a dark car, according to reports.
Masoud Pezeshkian was rushed to a secret location in Tehran for the bizarre chat but a bombshell report is now claiming he isn’t actually convinced he spoke to the real .
President Masoud Pezeshkian finally met with the elusive and ‘probably gay’ Supreme Leader in the backseat of a dark car, reports claim Credit: Getty
Mojtaba Khamenei hasn’t been seen in public since he was appointed Iran‘s next Supreme Leader back in March Credit: Reuters
Pezeshkian reportedly couldn’t see the man sitting beside him in the car due to it being so dark so had no way of verifying if it was .
The tyrant in hiding hasn’t been seen in public since he was appointed Iran‘s next Supreme Leader back in March – sparking claims he is .
Pezeshkian also questioned if the voice he heard was even similar to what he thought the son of Ali Khamenei sounded like, sources told Iran International .
Khamenei’s office only agreed to the meeting after Pezeshkian repeatedly begged to talk and even threatened to quit, according to the new claims.
The aftermath of operation Epic Fury which took out Ali Khamenei and severely wounded his son Credit: Airbus
Khamenei has only been heard in TV broadcasts so far but is yet to be seen Credit: EPA
They say Pezeshkian was driven to a secret location and separated from his security team and ordered to get into the blacked out commercial vehicle.
He was given strict instructions not to shake the hands of the man inside or to touch him in any way, sources claimed.
The report also suggests the meeting lasted for just a few minutes before Pezeshkian was told to leave the car.
The president has previously spoken about a meeting with the newly appointed Supreme Leader of Iran which he claims happened back in May.
He claimed it lasted for at least two and a half hours and took place “in a cordial atmosphere”.
Pezeshkian has now started to ask for another meeting but is demanding it happens face-to-face at the leader’s official residence.
He is yet to get his wish.
Pezeshkian, who has led Iran for two years through riots and war, has had to publicly deny claims he continues to threaten to resign in recent weeks.
Khamenei’s face is plastered across Tehran in billboards and signs Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
A man sits among buildings destroyed in a joint attack by Israel and the US Credit: Getty
Speculation has been brewing since Mohammad Bagher Kharazi – an ally of the Supreme Leader – accused Pezeshkian of being frustrated by his role.
He said Pezeshkian was annoyed and felt excluded from many of the big decisions ever since the Iranian leadership was largely wiped out at the start of the war with the US and Israel.
A senior member of the Iranian president’s office, Mehdi Tabatabaei, described the reports as “complete nonsense and lies”.
Even Pezeshkian was forced to say in a TV interview this week: “If I want to resign, I will officially announce that I have resigned. I will not resign, I will stand.”
The mysterious meeting follows months of reports claiming Khamenei is so and a prosthetic.
The Ayatollah was critically wounded during ‘s February 28 strikes on Iran, which eliminated his father and ex-regime ruler Ali Khamenei.
Bombshell details of his exact condition have now been revealed, according to a new report by The New York Times .
His leg was operated on three times and he is set to receive a prosthetic, the outlet claims.
The elusive dictator also had surgery on one hand, which is now reportedly slowly regaining function.
Despite his injuries, Khamenei has continued to lead Iran during the war.
Access to visit him is also tightly restricted, the report says, adding that many top regime leaders stay away from him in a bid to throw off Israeli intelligence.
Khamenei is understood to communicate with other mullah chiefs via handwritten messages in sealed envelopes – which are relayed through human chains of trusted carriers.
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