The Iranian Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, 83, appeared today (Saturday) during the celebration of the 40th anniversary of Husseiniya, in his first appearance in two weeks, and after circulating news of his deteriorating health.
And Iranian television transmitted Khamenei’s speech to the crowd, inviting them to rely on the Qur’an, which calls for patience when facing difficult times.
In his speech, Khamenei said that patience means perseverance, resistance, not getting tired and not feeling that you are in a dead end, stressing the need to follow the right path and urging others to it, in a clear reference to Iran’s economic problems, as the country is subject to US sanctions.
And the New York Times had indicated yesterday (Friday), quoting four people, whom it described as those familiar with Khamenei’s health situation, that the Supreme Leader canceled all meetings and public appearances last week after he fell ill, adding that he is currently bedridden and under observation. the doctors.
