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The article highlights the efforts of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israel's Mossad to track Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, whose whereabouts are believed to be unknown after becoming a key target in espionage operations. According to the report, foreign militants are now relying more on human intelligence rather than cyber technology due to the challenges in tracking his movements, especially since he hasn't used a phone or computer for approximately 150 days and is hiding in an undisclosed location within Iran. Intelligence efforts are focused on identifying those who pass messages to him and recruiting local agents inside Iran, with some individuals possibly using substitutes or look-alikes in his place. Locating him and confirming his presence remains a top priority—especially after sanctions and jamming measures have been imposed to disrupt eavesdropping technologies. Experts warn that blackmail and other communication substitute tactics may serve as crucial tools in targeting him.
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