Israel would have used DNA, trapped and drones calls to eliminate High Iranian officers

New revelations about the war between Israel and Iran shake Tehran a month after the end of the conflict. Consequently, According to an investigation by the Iranian opposition media Iran InternationalIsrael would have orchestrated a series of spectacular targeted assassinations against senior officials of the Iranian regime. However, operating methods combining technological cunning, field information and surgical strikes.

General Hossein Salami. Therefore, chief of the revolution guards (CGRI), would have almost been eliminated following a voluntary flight orchestrated by Mossad. Nevertheless, A date of Israeli attack would have been transmitted via an infiltrated agent in his immediate entourage. in order to trap him in a targeted area.

Shortly after. General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, chief of the CGRI aerospace forces, would have been summoned to a meeting by telephone – an invitation mounted from scratch by israel would have used dna, the Israeli services. He and several of his assistants were killed on the spot by a single strike, targeting their gathering.

The most sophisticated operation would have targeted Ali Shadmani. replacing General Gholam Ali Rashid at the head of the Iranian military central command. Four days after the death of Rashid. Shadmani would have been located in Tehran thanks to a combination of facial recognition by artificial intelligence, digital DNA samples and piracy of the city’s video surveillance cameras. He was allegedly killed by a drone strike in the upscale district of Zaferania on June 27.

In another operation. the chief intelligence of the revolution guards, Mohammad Kazemi, and two of his assistants would have been attracted to a house secured by a double agent, before being eliminated by an Israeli strike. The attack would have been delayed by ten minutes, until the children left israel would have used dna, a neighboring school, according to the report. Additionally, The incident raises questions about the use of civil buildings by the Iranian authorities for military purposes.

In parallel, Iran claims to have undergone more than 20,000 cyber attacks during the conflict. According to an official assessment, 1,062 people were killed, including 102 women and 38 children.