Iran's new Supreme Leader is fighting a war from a hospital bed, critically wounded and possibly in a coma after losing at least one leg in the same strike that killed his father. Mojtaba Khamenei hasn't appeared publicly or spoken since his appointment, with the regime broadcasting statements read by news anchors to cover up his incapacitation. The country now operates on autopilot through decentralized military commands, making the conflict even more dangerous with no conscious leader able to negotiate peace.