Khamenei's assassination leads Russia to disable cameras and bolster security
A report by the Financial Times revealed that Russia has taken extraordinary security measures to protect President Vladimir Putin and top officials, following months after the assassination of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The measures included shutting down parts of the surveillance system used to secure Putin and disabling a camera network connected to approximately 300,000 devices in Moscow, aiming to isolate it from the internet. Russian officials also warned that the surveillance network could represent a potential vulnerability in their security system.
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