CIA and Mossad monitor Ghotbali Khamenei
The British newspaper "The Times" highlights the efforts of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israel's Mossad in tracking Iran's new guide, Mojtaba Khamenei, after he became a secret target in intelligence operations. He has been out of sight for about 150 days and has refused to communicate using modern technology out of fear of espionage. Intelligence agencies are now primarily relying on human sources due to the reduced effectiveness of technology, as they attempt to locate him in one of the tunnels or hideouts near Tehran or Qom. The focus is on tracking messages and contacts, given the difficulty of reaching him because of Iran's strict security measures. The report emphasizes that finding his location will require insider assistance within the Iranian system, amid doubts about the existence of look-alikes, which complicates the tracking efforts and presents additional challenges for intelligence agencies.
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