Something MASSIVE Just Entered the Red Sea as Mojtaba Confirmed DEAD!!!

Iran is unraveling right before our very eyes and the regime knows it. We've got three American carrier strike groups now encircling the Islamic Republic. We've got a naval blockade strangling Iran's economy to the tune of a half a billion dollars a day. We've got the IRGC acting out in desperation and the most shocking story that nobody in the legacy media is even talking about, we've got a mural just unveiled inside Iran itself that may have just accidentally confirmed what many of us already knew.

Iran's entire command structure is collapsing in real time and we're about to see why there's absolutely nothing they can do to stop it. Hey gang, it's me Dr. Steve, your Patriot Professor, here to help you make sense of the madness with breaking news and analysis you're not going to get anywhere else. You know what to do, make sure to smack that bell and subscribe button. Let's start with the image that's sending shockwaves through every war room from Tehran

to Moscow to Beijing as we speak. This morning, April 27th at 4.12am Arabian Standard Time, something absolutely massive slipped through the Suez Canal and emerged into the Red Sea. The USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest, most advanced, most lethal aircraft carrier ever constructed by human hands has officially arrived in the theater. Now if you don't know, the Gerald R. Ford is a floating city of war.

She displaces over 100,000 tons. She carries more than 75 aircraft. And get this, she's powered by two nuclear reactors that allow her to operate for 20 years without refueling. She's equipped with an electromagnetic aircraft launch system the most advanced carrier launch technology ever built,

capable of putting fighter jets in the air faster than any carrier in history. And she did not come alone. The Ford entered the Red Sea, escorted by the guided missile destroyers USS Mahan and the USS Winston S. Churchill, each carrying Tomahawk cruise missiles and some of the most sophisticated anti-air and anti-ship systems in the American arsenal.

Now here's what makes this moment so strategically earth shattering. The Ford is just one of three American carrier strike groups now converging on Iran from three completely different directions at the same time. So you've got the USS Abraham Lincoln

that's already positioned in the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Oman, cutting off Iran's eastern flank. And you've got the USS George H.W. Bush, completing a stunning 6,000 mile journey around the Cape of Good Hope, all the way around the bottom of Africa, arriving from the south through the Indian Ocean to close the trap from below. Three carriers, three different routes, all converging on Iran

simultaneously. The Ford from the northwest through the Suez, the Lincoln from the east, and the Bush from the south. Iran is completely encircled. Now think about what this means. This is the first time in over 20 years since the Iraq War that the United States has deployed three carrier strike groups around a single country at the same time. The Islamic Republic of Iran has simply never faced anything even remotely like this. The United States has effectively created a three-sided naval

cage around the Islamic Republic. You can't come in, you can't go out, and if you try to challenge it, you're going to run into the most lethal naval force ever assembled in that region. The blockade itself went into full operation effect on April 13th with U.S. boarding and turning back 31 ships in the first two weeks alone. Then on April 16th, the embargo was expanded to cover all Iran linked ships globally, including so-called dark fleet tankers operating far from the Persian Gulf. The US is hunting Iran's shadow fleet across the entire Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea.

And what this is doing, as we talked about in our live stream Friday broadcast, is it's economically squeezing Iran like a boa constrictor. They're losing an estimated $500 million every single day from the blockade. Karg Island, Iran's main oil export terminal,

basically their ATM, is nearing full storage saturation, which means if ships can't move that crude out soon, Iran is going to be forced to physically shut down oil production. And shutting down oil wells doesn't just mean lost revenue, it means permanent, potentially irreversible damage to the wells themselves. And the Iranian government is so desperate that Iran's own president just went on national television and asked the Iranian people to reduce their energy consumption to two lights

per household.

Two lights!

Again, let that hit you. This is a country that sits on the world's second largest natural gas reserves. They're basically going through a forced blackout because they have no energy. This is how badly this blockade is working. Meanwhile, the Institute for the Study of War, they've noted that the new IRGC commander, Ahmed Vahidi, he's been using Iran's attempts at trying to close the Strait of Hormuz and harassing

some of these ships specifically as a means of flexing internal power against his own political rivals, including Iranian parliament speaker, Ghalibaf. So in other words, the regime isn't just fighting America, it's basically fighting itself. And that's why Iran has been engaged in these sporadic attacks of some of these ships in the strait. They're not really doing anything.

I mean, the US-led blockade of their blockade is only suffocating them financially, but, or only continues to suffocate them financially. But these limited projections of power are what IRGC commanders are using as strikes of legitimacy for their own rule from within. The seizure of ships, however limited by Iranian forces, it's far more about the Haiti proving to other Iranian

factions inside Iran that he's the one in charge rather than trying to change the trajectory of this war, which of course they're not doing. And reports are that internal fracture is getting worse and worse by the day. And it's only going to continue to get worse given the boa constrictor-like vice grip that the US forces are squeezing the regime with,

as well as a power vacuum that appears to have opened up. Did I mention that? I don't think I did. Yes, the power vacuum. We now have some insight as to why no one has seen their new supreme leader,

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This is where you start changing with it. Click on that link below right now. Over the weekend, a mural was unveiled in Mashhad, Iran, titled Martyrs of the Epic War. And it depicts the prominent figures killed in the US-Israeli airstrikes.

Now, everyone was looking at the four pictures surrounding the late Ayatollah Khomeini. There's General Soleimani, he's there, former President Ibrahim Raisi, he's on there, as well as the founders of the Islamic Republic, Khomeini, the original Ayatollah Khomeini. But you'll note who's at the top right corner. It's Mojtaba. It's the face of their new

supreme leader, Mojtaba Khomeini, appointed two months ago. Again, he hasn't appeared in any video or audio recording since the February 28th airstrikes that killed his father and his family. Not once, not a single photo, not a single audio clip for two months. In one of the most tightly controlled information states on earth, where the Supreme Leader is supposedly the most powerful man in the country, he's gone completely dark. Now Israeli intelligence is reportedly leaning toward the assessment that Mojtaba is already dead and even Iranian social media which is heavily censored is now

flooded with the question where is Mojtaba after the mural went viral. Iranian authorities have offered zero comment in a regime that usually moves mountains to project strength, that silence is deafening. Now, to be very precise here, this has not been officially confirmed. It is possible the IRGC is hiding Mojtaba for strategic reasons during wartime. But here's the problem with that theory. Even the IRGC's own leadership has been cut off from whatever is left of the Supreme Leader's office. There's confirmed reporting that neither the IRGC nor Iran's civilian negotiating team, their elected parliament wing, has direct access to the Supreme Leader. Nobody can reach him. Nobody's seen

him. And now his face is showing up on a martyr's mural in Mashhad. So let's put all of this together here. Because what we're witnessing in Iran right now is the complete accelerating disintegration of the Islamic Republic as we've known it. The IRGC has effectively seized de facto control of the Iranian state. Again, we talked about this in Friday's live stream. IRGC Commander Vahidi is now making both military and political decisions.

Iran's civilian president, Pazashkian, has been blocked from key decisions. His attempt to appoint his own intelligence minister, for example, was vetoed by the IRGC. The mullahs have largely been sidelined. The Supreme National Security Council isn't functioning. The Supreme Council of Experts isn't functioning. Iran's formal decision-making mechanisms

have collapsed. So what we're seeing in real time here is a shift from a cleric dominated political system to an IRGC centric power structure where a network of military hardliners with shared interests are running the country rather than a single supreme leader. The very institution that made the Islamic Republic what it is, supreme clerical authority, is now gone. And what's replacing it is a fragmented

military junta that can't even agree as to whether to negotiate with the United States. In the meantime the the blockade is working. The carriers are in position. The economy is hemorrhaging $500 million a day. Iran is lashing out in desperation. The IRGC is fighting itself as much as it's fighting America.

And the new supreme leader may have been inadvertently revealed as already dead. The Islamic Republic is not just losing this war, it is dissolving. It's now only a matter of time. So what do you guys think? Is this new Supreme Leader alive or dead? Let me know in the comments section below and as always make sure to smack that bell and subscribe button

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