Mossad and CIA target Mojtaba Khamenei
The British newspaper The Times revealed that Israeli and American intelligence agencies are intensifying their efforts to track Majidba Khamenei, the new Iranian Supreme Leader who assumed the position after the killing of his father, Ali Khamenei, in an Israeli airstrike last February. Reports indicate that Majidba has not appeared publicly for months and avoids using phones and computers to prevent satellite tracking, with the possibility that he is hiding in fortified facilities in Tehran or near Qom. Sources confirm that reliance on human intelligence, through a network of operatives, has become more crucial than technology, as intelligence agencies focus on determining his whereabouts and whether he is alive, while political decisions in Washington and Tel Aviv remain decisive in whether to target or monitor him. There are concerns that any move could impact Iran’s future and the wider region.
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