Why Ayatollah Khamenei opposed his nepobaby son Mojtaba as his successor

Iran’s assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was so opposed to his nepo baby son taking power that he noted it in his will, experts told The Post, but the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC, had other ideas. On March 8th it was announced that Mojtaba Khamenei would succeed his father, who held the job until he was blown up in airstrikes earlier in the month, becoming the new supreme leader of the Islamic Republic. However, according to Khosro Isfahani, a research director for the opposition group National Union for Democracy, with ties to Iranian intelligence, the late Khamenei, quote, “explicitly asked Mojtaba not to be named as successor,” in his will.