CIA and Mossad efforts to track Mojtaba Khamenei
A report by the British newspaper "The Times" details the efforts of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Israeli Mossad in tracking Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who has been missing for approximately 150 days following an Israeli raid that resulted in his father's death. Intelligence personnel are facing significant challenges in locating him, as it is believed he is avoiding communication and is hidden in a secret location within Iran. They continue to rely on human intelligence to explore his whereabouts. Mossad is focusing on tracking those who carry messages to him through alternative means, including couriers and people connected to him. There are also possibilities that they are employing look-alikes or substitutes to track him, considering he is likely under Iranian regime surveillance. The reports confirm that superior intelligence requires collecting precise human information, especially since Mojtaba may be engaging in highly operational security measures. His location remains obscure, raising questions about the potential for him to be targeted or eliminated in the future.
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