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Iran's supreme leader remains absent from public view six months after taking office

Mojtaba Khamenei has reportedly completed six months as Iran's supreme leader without appearing publicly.

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His continued absence may increase uncertainty about Iran's leadership and decision-making during a sensitive period.

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