Security Breach Analysis in Iran

For example, we should look for a few Kashmiris or something.

This might be a security loophole that existed and probably still does.

You won't broadcast this now— I mean,

I doubt we can broadcast it, right?

Maybe it's for the historical record.

There are three meetings that day.

One is the Intelligence Ministry's Council of Deputies, which is at the ministry.

One is the Foreign Policy Strategic Council, which is at the Office.

One is the Defense Council meeting, which Mr. Shamkhani set up.

Mr. Khamenei himself is also at the Office. How do you interpret this?

Simultaneously, three or four of them, at 9: 30 a.m.

Well, the Strategic Council had a fixed meeting every Saturday, so to speak.

But in the building they have on Pasteur Street.

Why they had held it in the lower building that day, I don't know.

Besides, that place wasn't the target.

But Mr. Shamkhani's meeting was the target.

And Mr. Shirazi's office was the target.

And Mr. Hejazi's office was the target,

and the Leader's office itself was the target.

They also targeted the meeting of the ministry's council of deputies.

I don't consider this simultaneous occurrence of multiple meetings to be natural.

Of course, in those days,

there was a meeting in every building you went to.

In my opinion, what was important was their knowledge of these meetings.

And this is perhaps a

security loophole that existed and probably still does,

which the security forces are now investigating.

And I believe this security loophole is not just about infiltration and

gathering information, sometimes it is also about

influencing decision- making, and worse,

in shaping our psychological atmosphere. That's all I can say.

This synchronicity, this intelligence, and striking at 9: 30 a.m.,

I don't attribute this to technology, artificial intelligence, or things like that.

In my opinion, since you also have an intelligence background, I think this is...

for example, we should look for a few" Kashmiris" or something.

It's not that simple.

I once wrote an article in the Ettela'at newspaper.

I think they knew very well that the Leader was in his office every morning,

making him an easy target.

Well, he had a habit of not going into the shelter.

They realized the

commanders' meeting was next to him or two buildings away,

so they chose that moment.

Probably by chance,

the Ministry of Intelligence meeting was also simultaneous,

but that was much further away.

Anyway, this tragedy happened.