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A recent report indicates that Mossad and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) are conducting a joint operation to track Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who has been missing since assuming power and following the death of his father, Ali Khamenei, in an Israeli raid on February 28. Despite their intelligence capabilities, they face significant challenges in pinpointing his location, especially since Mojtaba uses non-electronic means of communication and hides in secret locations. There is also a possibility that he has been killed or is hiding in a tunnel or a bunker near Qom. Their current tracking relies on human intelligence, with efforts focused on identifying those transmitting messages to him, amid doubts about whether he is still alive. Additionally, they face difficulties verifying the identities of those who may see him, coupled with concerns that the Iranian regime might exaggerate claims of his continued existence. Ultimately, determining his whereabouts and making the final decision on whether he will reappear or send a message remains a key focus for future actions.
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