Khamenei successor has yet to be seen as ex-ayatollah's funeral comes to a close

As Iran mourns the loss of its former supreme leader, Khamenei, the country braces for potential shifts in power dynamics. With US and Iran resuming hostilities, the lack of public appearances by his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, who was recently appointed as a successor, raises questions about internal leadership stability. The final days of funeral ceremonies are being closely scrutinized for any signs of his emergence, which could have significant implications for Iran's political landscape and its international relations, particularly with the US. This period of uncertainty could reshape Iran's stance in the ongoing conflict.