CIA found out, Israel killed the mission details to track down Khamene.

The CIA found him, Israel killed him. Thus ended, in the middle of the day, the long career of Ali Khamene, the symbol and Leader of the Islamic Republic. And for the third time, the leaders of the rain axis were taken by the enemy in the midst of a crisis.

U.S. media New York Times and the Wall Street Journal have rebuilt several phases of the operation that ended with the new head cut off of the Iranian regime. A mission carried out by two intelligence agencies trained to co-operate in a field where alliances are of particular importance.

Americans had followed the leader for months, a figure that had limited his performance to minimum for health and security reasons. He knew he was at the top of the “list drafted” by Donald Trump and Bibi Netanyah. In Tehran, they always said he was safe, in a safe haven, protected by precise controls to prevent the worst. Except the shield was broken.

The US gathered information on a meeting of top leaders within Beit E Rahbar, the complex in the capital representing a kind of strategic centre. Therefore, they did not need to search for him who knows where; he was not hiding in a cave on the slope of a mountain, or even in an anonymous apartment. After confirming (or almost confirmed) his presence, they passed the information on to the IDF, a collapse of what happened in January 2020, when the Israelites traced the recent movements of Qasem Solemann, the head of the Pasdaran Qods Division. This model then allowed an American threat to eliminate him near Baghdad airport, Iraq. That exact murder, again ordered by Donald Trump, was also confirmed.

The process was repeated Saturday morning with the opening of the “window of opportunity”. It was possible to target Khamenei, and a host of senior officials gathered for a war summit. Among those present were Defence Minister Aziz Nazirzadah, Pasdaran Mohammad Packour, Chief of Staff Abdolrahim Mousav, adviser and former Admiral Ali Shamkhani, Chief of Space Division Sayed Mousavi, Deputy Intelligence Ministry Mohammad Chirazi and other key figures.

It is not ruled out that spies have kept the key leaders under surveillance in the hope of reaching “koca”: intelligence agencies may have a good destiny, but they must patiently unify the puzzle.

The combination of factors allowed the devastating attack.

Fighter planes left an Israeli base about 6: 00 a.m. equipped with long - range weapons. Hours later, the final action began: At least 30 bombs hit the complex.

According to the New York Times, the officers were inside a building while the Leader was in an underground wing, but not in the deepest bunker. And the bombing left no escape for most in attendance, including the explosions and collapse of part of the structure. The damage was clearly evident in satellite photos later published by Tel Aviv.

Iranian authorities initially claimed that Khamene was safe, then spoke of interrupted contact, but promised that he would address the nation. The reality was quite different: The leader had been killed, along with a considerable number of officials. Some had replaced eliminated colleagues, again from the Israelites, during the June conflict.

Newspaper discoveries represent a particle of truth. Further details and versions will emerge, and news will circulate to protect resources and tactics. What is certain, though, is that there is a clear way in this race: Israel and the United States have violated their opponent's safety network, and have done so at different times. With peppers turned into explosives against Hezbollah. With the death of Lebanese faction's secretary, Hassan Nasrallah, who “reached” in his shelter in the depths of Beirut. With the head of Iranian military hierarchy cut off in summer. These events were preceded by an equally long series of eliminations of officials and scientists.

The successes are attributed to the presence of agents on the ground, the use of artificial intelligence, the help of fellow workers willing to betray for revenge or money, the role of technology, and the ability of men and women who have long fought in a painful duel. An even more significant result because they faced Iran, a country accustomed to cospiration” and intrigues, a regime equipped with a multiplane and aggressive safety device. In recent years, however, depression and control systems have weakened the force but have also created cracks that the enemy has exploited at the right time. /Cerriere Dellaera