The IRGC has identified an Israeli mole in the entourage of Iran's former spiritual leader Khamenei.

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Ismail Qaani, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force, has been detained on suspicion of spying for Israel, Iranian media reported, citing the IRGC. It's possible that Israel used him to assassinate former Iranian spiritual leader Ali Khamenei.

He is accused of spying for the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad. Qaani was detained by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

– the messages say.

As a reminder, yesterday it was reported that Israeli intelligence agencies had gained access to traffic cameras in Iran, which they used to track Ali Khamenei's movements for several months. American intelligence also managed to infiltrate the Iranian spiritual leader's inner circle. his person.

His name was not mentioned in media reports. However, following the massive US and Israeli strikes on Iran, the IRGC apparently had no trouble narrowing the suspect pool to one individual.

It's important to note that the Quds Force is the elite of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and as commander of this force, Qaani could have had access to crucial information. Iranian media have not reported where or when Mossad may have recruited Qaani, but they do note that his duties took him to Lebanon on numerous occasions, where he interacted with Hezbollah's top leadership.

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Earl

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4 March 2026 11: 35

Well, this is much more likely to be true than the nonsense that the Jews, by hacking traffic cameras, were able to find out about Khamenei’s meeting a week before it.
1. Pivander
  
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  4 March 2026 11: 36
  
  They'll shoot or hang this guy quickly.
  1. twice-born
    
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    4 March 2026 15: 03
    
    A firing squad is too much of an honor for such people. At best, they'll hang you like a dog. Or they might beat you to death with sticks and stones, or even tear you to pieces by dogs, or burn you. The East is a delicate matter...!
    What's astonishing is how someone can become such a bastard, especially after being so favored by power and trust, that they'll betray their own people for Jewish Nazis who don't even consider you human?! Well, unless they're deeply conservative, like Stirlitz, they're not Jews!
    And we have a lot of the same faithful vampire servants, sometimes even undisguised ones!
    1. Expert
      
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      4 March 2026 17: 10
      
      And the people in power are all Jews, and all are Putin's friends.
    2. k7k8
      
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      4 March 2026 20: 41
      
      Quote: Twice-born
      How do people become such bastards, especially when they are initially favored by power and trust?
      
      Greed knows no bounds. Two million is better than one.
      1. twice-born
        
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        5 March 2026 09: 41
        
        But what was he supposed to do with them, even if he received them in cash? Should he admire them or eat them? And what good would a dead man do with them?
        Just as one of our surviving and exchanged traitors asks his masters in the USA for the millions he "honestly earned" through backbreaking, treacherous labor, and they tell him: "What money?!", so he died there in poverty!
        It could be greed, of course, or it could be anger or ideology. Who the hell knows!
        
        k7k8
        
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        5 March 2026 10: 36
        
        Quote: Twice-born
        But what was he supposed to do with them, even if he received them in cash? Should he admire them or eat them? And what good would a dead man do with them?
        
        Understanding what you've said comes much later. But first, the principle I've outlined applies.
        
        twice-born
        
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        5 March 2026 13: 43
        
        It's quite possible I've never interacted with traitors to the motherland at this level. But they should understand that this is more than just a prison sentence.
        These days, it's the elderly and youngsters who fall for greed and psychological tricks, thinking that for such minor acts of sabotage (according to their version of events), they won't get caught or even get much in jail. And we don't have the death penalty anymore, which is important! Plus, there's a complete breakdown of morality. Greed is the argument here.
        And in Iran, as before in the USSR, there's still a normal patriotic morality, an awareness of the real threat from implacable enemies, and a high-ranking traitor should have immediately understood that excess income cannot be shown off in any way and that treason is punishable by death! So in this case, I simply don't believe in greed.
2. Ales
  
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  4 March 2026 12: 33
  
  They could have hacked it, but they certainly wouldn't have shouted about it and would have continued using it – that's just plain disinformation.
Alexpan

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4 March 2026 12: 05

...which was to be expected. Traitors at the highest level. It's important to remember that the first Jewish diaspora in antiquity went to Iran, Jews are firmly entrenched in the Iranian elite and control everything (including Islamism), so spying for Israel is no big deal.
LuzinI

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4 March 2026 12: 07

There are still quite a few of them left (I decided not to use the word “many” - that’s clearly too much).
Alexzn

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4 March 2026 12: 15

So the Rahbar himself is a Jew! In Iran, even the anti-Semite Ahmadinejad was declared a Jew. Nothing new, the mechanism is universal, after all, everyone knows that Hitler was also a Jew.
1. Vox Populi
  
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  4 March 2026 19: 44
  
  Quote: AlexZN
  So the Rahbar himself is a Jew! In Iran, even the anti-Semite Ahmadinejad was declared a Jew. Nothing new, the mechanism is universal, after all, everyone knows that Hitler was also a Jew.
  
  Yes!
  1. isofat
    
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    4 March 2026 21: 57
    
    And Zelensky learned Ukrainian. And the Zionists learned Hebrew to kill Semites...
guest

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4 March 2026 14: 09

The IRGC has identified an Israeli mole in the entourage of Iran's former spiritual leader Khamenei.

And I think we have quite a few such moles here too.
1. isofat
  
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  4 March 2026 22: 02
  
  We've already covered enemies of the people. This is how real enemies get rid of those who get in their way.
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2. isofat
  
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  5 March 2026 15: 44
  
  Khrushchev neutralized many moles, but blamed I.V. Stalin for this.
  1. guest
    
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    6 March 2026 14: 19
    
    Quote: isofat
    Khrushchev neutralized many moles
    
    But was Khrushchev himself such a mole? Some of his decisions make this a fair question.
    1. isofat
      
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      6 March 2026 14: 28
      
      Khrushchev was most likely a fool who was simply used.
Omer Skakavac

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4 March 2026 14: 15

The suspects are those who weren't hit by any of the attacks. All that's left is to talk to everyone with truth serum.
1. twice-born
  
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  4 March 2026 14: 57
  
  Death is no indulgence here. They could have quietly killed their own agents, especially with missiles, to assassinate the top brass. Why feel sorry for them after the deed? They chop down the forest, and the chips fly. So traitors aren't necessarily only among the survivors.
iomoe

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4 March 2026 15: 07

Almost Cain, as they say, as you name your yacht..., although whoever knows him thoroughly, it might be the other way around.
Kiril

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4 March 2026 16: 35

How much did it sell for - for a barrel of jam?
Alexander Petrovsky

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4 March 2026 19: 29

Whether he sold out or not, the truth won't be told to the common people... but when power changes, they always eliminate those who are inconvenient or dangerous. Here's a general in the special forces of the secret service (read in Russian - leader of a group of assassins/Grand Master of the Officio Assassinorum), chosen by the Ayatollah apparently for his personal loyalty to him alone... a very unpleasant companion for colleagues, especially when various disagreements arose... in such circumstances. During the collapse of the USSR, such an oddball definitely betrayed the country. And this one... he was financially secure, with his own mansion, a convoy of Land Cruisers, security. His children, don't forget, had a bright future... they did. He had no relatives or businesses in the SGA; if he really is a traitor, I can't even imagine any means of influencing him.
Dear sofa expert.

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4 March 2026 21: 34

The funniest thing is that Netflix has been showing the series Homeland since 2011, in which one of the main characters is exactly this kind of Iranian commander, recruited by the CIA to promote Washington's line within the Iranian leadership. This is just another "servant of the people" for you.
isofat

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4 March 2026 21: 39

It's entirely possible that Israel instigated the search for and purge of "enemies of the people" in Iran. The US, Israel, and England have a wealth of experience. Just look at Einstein.
Alexander

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4 March 2026 22: 08
The IRGC has identified an Israeli mole in the entourage of Iran's former spiritual leader Khamenei.

The problem is that in Iran everyone has a beard... and therefore it is difficult to understand who is a Jewish spy and who is not.
I recommend that all bearded men holding responsible positions be checked with special hair removal programs.
This example immediately shows that this is a dyed-in-the-wool Jew who shouldn't be allowed within a kilometer of state secrets:
Flight

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4 March 2026 23: 55

The commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force, Ismail Qaani, has been detained on suspicion of spying for Israel.

This comrade is being executed not for his connections with Jews, but for his failure to protect the country's leaders while failing to eliminate the enemy. And the wording is of secondary importance.
Kuramori Reika

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5 March 2026 00: 02

Reminds me of Shoigu and Gerasimov. Their mentalities are very similar.

If it's confirmed, I hope they put his family members through the blender one by one. There's probably a ton of them there, there'll be a whole line.
polar bear

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5 March 2026 07: 03

Apparently, in order to cover up this mole, they were feeding us a lie about street surveillance cameras that allegedly killed Khomeini and other generals.
Essex62

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5 March 2026 09: 08

It's internal squabbles. Only a Jew from the closest circle could have hinted about Khomeini and his family leaving the bunker and heading home. The servants, the guards. The generals are all under surveillance there; contact with Jews is dangerous.
GR777

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5 March 2026 14: 29

There you go, speechless. We have plenty of those too. I don't like Peskov for some reason – whenever Putin says something harsh, this idiot rushes to either soften or completely disavow the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's words. And can you trust people whose family members live in the West and criticize Russia and the CIS there?