Se informa que Muqtada al-Sadr emite órdenes a través de cartas y que el poder de decisión podría haber sido transferido a las Fuerzas Revolucionarias

Golden Finance reports that on April 24th, according to the local time of the New York Times on the 23rd, four senior Iranian officials familiar with the health status of Iran’s Supreme Leader Mujtaba stated that although he is currently seriously injured, he remains sharp-minded and engaged.
One of his legs has undergone three surgeries and he is awaiting the installation of a prosthetic limb. His one hand has also been operated on, with function slowly recovering.
The officials said that his face and lips are severely burned, making speech difficult, and added that he will eventually need plastic surgery.
The officials indicated that Mujtaba has not recorded any video or audio messages because he does not want to appear vulnerable or sound weak during his first public speech.
He has issued several written statements, which have been posted online and broadcast on national television.
The messages sent to him are also handwritten, sealed in envelopes, and relayed by a trusted courier—driving cars or riding motorcycles along highways and small roads until reaching his hideout.
His instructions on various matters are also transmitted back along the same route.
Concerns about his safety, his injuries