Iranian guide's secret code 110 explanation
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi revealed that Iran's leadership relied on a secret code "110" during crisis management meetings to discuss scenarios involving an attack on the Supreme Leader. This was considered one of the most dangerous scenarios, and Iran prepared plans to deal with it. He indicated that this code was used to avoid revealing dangerous intentions, such as the assassination of the country's highest religious and political symbol. There was also a pre-existing plan to close the Strait of Hormuz if the Supreme Leader was targeted, along with warnings of potential Israeli and American attacks on nuclear and oil facilities. Araqchi confirmed that Iran was fully prepared to respond, with strategies in place to confront all scenarios, including predictions of the possibility of a full-scale war if its oil interests or highest leadership were targeted.
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