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Israel Hacks Tehran Cameras Ahead of Khamenei Airstrike
BREAKING: Israeli agents have reportedly hacked nearly every traffic camera in Tehran over several years leading up to the airstrike that killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, on Saturday morning. This shocking revelation highlights the extent of Israel’s intelligence capabilities and the strategic planning behind Operation Roaring Lion.
According to sources speaking to the Financial Times, the hacked camera images were encrypted and sent to servers in Tel Aviv and southern Israel. This allowed Israeli agents to compile detailed intelligence on the movements of Khamenei’s bodyguards and drivers near Pasteur Street, the location of his assassination.
In a critical move to ensure the success of the strike, Israel reportedly disrupted key components of multiple phone towers surrounding Pasteur Street. This disruption made it appear as if the phones were busy, preventing Khamenei’s security detail from receiving vital warnings ahead of the airstrike, according to the report.
A current Israeli intelligence official disclosed, “Long before the strikes began, we knew Tehran like we know Jerusalem,” emphasizing the depth of their operational knowledge. The death of the 86-year-old Khamenei marks a significant blow to the Iranian regime, with many senior Iranian officials also reported killed in the initial phases of the operation.
Reports indicate that the timing of the airstrike was meticulously planned to exploit a limited window of opportunity. Khamenei’s security had been under extraordinary precautions since the 12-day war last June, which underscored Iran’s vulnerabilities to targeted attacks.
Additionally, sources from the New York Times reveal that the CIA had been closely tracking Khamenei’s whereabouts for months, highlighting the high stakes involved in this operation.
As tensions escalate in the region, the implications of Khamenei’s assassination could reshape the geopolitical landscape significantly. Analysts will be closely monitoring Iran’s response in the coming days.
This urgent situation continues to develop, and further updates are expected as more information emerges regarding the operation and its aftermath. For ongoing coverage and analysis, stay tuned to our latest updates.
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