Revealed: Mossad hacked every camera in Tehran for YEARS… how Israel and America sealed the fate of the ayatollah

Mossad agents infiltrated Tehran’s traffic camera network to spy on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his bodyguards and other senior Iranian officials for years before his assassination, according to a report.

Israel gained access to almost all of the city’s cameras and tracked the movements of key guards, which Iran uses extensively to spy on opponents of the regime and its own people.

The footage was transmitted to Tel Aviv and southern Israel, allowing the Mossad to develop detailed information about the guards’ addresses, work schedules, and who they were assigned to protect.

A camera angle proved particularly useful, allowing agents to keep track of where guards parked their personal cars when they arrived at the Supreme Leader’s compound on Pasteur Street in the heart of Tehran.

The strikes were part of a years-long intelligence campaign that led to Khamenei’s killing on Saturday, after jets traveling directly from Israeli military bases for hours fired up to 30 precision munitions at Khamenei’s complex.

The body of the Religious Leader was found under the rubble following a daytime bomb attack aimed at overthrowing the regime.

For 36 years, Khamenei presided over a brutal regime that murdered thousands of its citizens, oppressed women, and financed terrorist proxies Hamas and Hezbollah that sought to destroy Israel.

When Israel located Khamenei on Saturday morning, it jammed nearly a dozen cellphone towers near Pasteur Street, causing phones to appear busy when called and preventing his security from receiving possible alerts.

Khamenei, who presided over a brutal regime that murdered thousands of its citizens, oppressed women and financed terrorist organizations, was killed Saturday morning.

Israel struck and destroyed the Ayatollah’s compound (pictured) in an early morning raid

“We knew Tehran like we knew Jerusalem,” an Israeli intelligence official said. Finance Times.

‘And when you find out [a place] Just as you know the street you grew up in, you also notice one thing that seems out of place.’

According to the newspaper, the CIA also had a human source who provided vital intelligence.

The source, combined with Israeli AI tools and algorithms that combed through mountains of data about Iran’s leadership and movements, allowed them to trace Khamenei back to the meeting where he was shot.

When Israel and the USA learned where Khamenei would hold his meeting, they decided to take action.

During a war, the Ayatollahs would be shifted underground to bomb-proof bunkers, and acting early would give them the element of surprise.

Mossad officials planned the attack for months, but after confirming its location, they decided to act immediately.

They used traffic cameras that showed Khamenei’s meeting was on schedule, that he had hacked phone networks, and that the CIA source was on the ground.

During the strike, senior Iranian national security officials were in another part of the building.

Mossad agents infiltrated Tehran’s traffic camera network to spy on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Tehran has been shaken by US and Israeli air strikes since Saturday, when Ayatollah Khamenei was killed.

A man carries an injured woman at the site of US-Israeli airstrikes in Tehran, Iran, on Monday.

Two senior military leaders – Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani and Revolutionary Guard Commander Major General Mohammed Pakpour – were also destroyed in the Tehran attacks, as were Khamenei’s daughter, grandson, daughter-in-law and son-in-law.

79-year-old Mansoureh Khojasteh Bagherzadeh, wife of Iran’s religious leader, was also killed. So is Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Iran has since retaliated by launching furious attacks on neighboring Gulf states, setting off explosions in Qatar, Israel, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Oman and Saudi Arabia.

The war spread further on Monday, with Israel exchanging fire with Hezbollah militants in Lebanon, US jets being shot down in Kuwait and Qatar shooting down Iranian warplanes.

But on Monday night, Donald Trump warned Iran that the ‘big one’ was coming, saying he was not afraid to put boots on the ground if necessary.

Mr Trump predicted the conflict would last ‘about four weeks’ but boasted that US and Israeli forces were ‘way ahead of schedule’.

The US President added that troops would be sent ‘if necessary’.