Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has remained out of public view since his March 2026 appointment by the Assembly of Experts following his father’s death in late-February US-Israeli strikes. Officials continue to confirm his health and decision-making role through private meetings with figures including the judiciary chief on October 25, parliament speaker, and national security officials, while attributing the absence to security concerns during the ongoing conflict. He has issued written statements on war conditions and negotiations but released no video or in-person appearances. Recent diplomatic comments in late October emphasized his fitness and occasional low-profile movement, yet no verifiable public sighting has occurred amid the regional war and internal leadership transition dynamics. Traders monitor scheduled official events or statements within the resolution window for any shift toward greater visibility.