Iraqi official cites security breach in Khamenei attack
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed that the death of the former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei during the recent war resulted from an security breach that remains unaddressed. The Khamenei headquarters was targeted through a security infiltration, which affected decision-making processes within Iran. He explained that Iran has developed a plan to handle multiple scenarios, including closing the Strait of Hormuz, in case of an attack against it. Despite the likelihood of renewed conflict, Iran has agreed to resume negotiations with the United States, while continuing military preparedness and modifications to missile systems to enhance their capabilities. He noted that Iran's response began two hours after the outbreak of the war that led to Khamenei's death, and that the Supreme National Security Council discussed a ceasefire after 12 days, allowing Iran to rebuild its military strength.
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