Kenya Insights

The New York Post writes that U.S. intelligence agencies believe that Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is homosexual and that it could weaken his support among the Islamic regime’s elites.

US intelligence reportedly indicates that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be homosexual, according to sources cited by The New York Post.

Trump reportedly laughed aloud in surprise when briefed on the intelligence, according to sources.

The sources claim Mojtaba had a long-term relationship with his childhood tutor.

A 2008 US diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks described Mojtaba receiving treatment in the UK for “impotence.”

It noted he married relatively late, around age 30, and required multiple treatments abroad before his wife became pregnant.

CBS News previously alluded to “issues” in Mojtaba’s personal life that reportedly influenced his father’s choice of successor.

Homosexuality is illegal in Iran and punishable by death, though the government permits surgical sex-change operations, which some homosexual men reportedly undergo under pressure.

A building has collapsed in Blue Estate, Shauri Moyo, next to structures that were under demolition on riparian land.

An unknown number of people may be trapped under the debris as rescue teams move in to search for survivors.

The Mossad Persian Account to Iranians:

“Your final battle will begin soon.
We are with you in the sky, on the ground, and in our hearts.”

#BREAKING: FIRE BREAKS OUT AT TOI MARKET, NAIROBI
Traders at Nairobi’s Toi Market are counting losses after a huge fire broke out early Monday morning, destroying several stalls and goods of unknown value.
The blaze, which started within the market near Moi Girls’ School, spread quickly as traders rushed to save their merchandise before firefighters arrived at the scene.

Nairobi Hospital board says they are scared as government officials push to change board members and take control of the hospital

A new report has emerged that some Kenyan politicians are in panic after Iranian missile and drone attacks reportedly damaged properties in the UAE bought with looted public funds.