Iran's Pezeshkian recently met Supreme Leader Khamenei, state media says

Iran's president, Pezeshkian, recently met with Supreme Leader Khamenei. The meeting was confirmed by state media, but the public release of the information has been met with skepticism. The timing of the announcement is notable, as it comes amid ongoing health rumors surrounding Khamenei. The Supreme Leader has not been seen in public since March, and the state's release of an undated video of his son Mojtaba has done little to dispel the rumors. The meeting comes as Iran faces increased U.S. sanctions, and Pezeshkian has emphasized the need for unity in the face of these challenges.

The public release of the meeting has raised questions about the health of the Supreme Leader, and the state's efforts to address these rumors. The Jerusalem Post is providing live updates on the situation. The Boston Globe and Spectrum News 13 have both emphasized the need for unity in Iran amid the sanctions. The New York Post has raised questions about the health of the Supreme Leader, and the state's efforts to address these rumors. The ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation has promised a video of the Supreme Leader, but it is unclear when this will be released.

The Al Jazeera has stated that the Supreme Leader is in perfect health, but this has not been independently verified. The NDTV has released an undated video of Mojtaba Khamenei, but this has done little to dispel the health rumors. The next steps will depend on the health of the Supreme Leader and the state's efforts to address the rumors. The public release of the meeting has raised questions about the health of the Supreme Leader, and the state's efforts to address these rumors. The next steps will depend on the health of the Supreme Leader and the state's efforts to address the rumors.