British media: Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba is in a coma due to injuries and unable to participate in any decision-making.

According to a diplomatic memo cited by The Times of London, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is reportedly incapacitated and is currently receiving medical treatment in the holy city of Qom. The report states that Khamenei is seriously injured and in a coma, receiving treatment for a "serious" health condition that prevents him from participating in any decision-making within the regime. This memo, obtained by The Times, reveals the Supreme Leader's location for the first time. Qom, a central city 87 miles south of Tehran, is considered a holy site in Shia Islam. Although US and Israeli intelligence agencies previously claimed to have information on his movements, the current power vacuum at the top of the Iranian leadership, coinciding with the approaching deadline set by Trump, undoubtedly adds significant uncertainty to the current volatile situation in the Persian Gulf.