One of the cameras reportedly allowed tracking the location where security personnel left their vehicles upon entering the complex on Pasteur Street. The preparation for this operation took several months.
After Khamenei's location was established, the Israeli Air Force struck his complex, using up to 30 precision-guided missiles. Later reports indicated that the body of the supreme leader was found under the rubble.
Prior to the attack, around ten cellular towers in the area of the complex were disabled, depriving the security personnel of communication and the ability to receive alerts.
It was also revealed that the CIA had an agent on the ground who provided key information. Combined with Israeli intelligence and artificial intelligence technologies, this, according to sources, helped accurately determine the location of the Iranian leadership.
On February 28, the U.S. and Israel launched a large-scale military operation against Iran, stating that the aim of the strikes was to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. U.S. President Donald Trump announced intentions to destroy the Iranian navy and defense industry and called on citizens to change the regime.
On the night of March 1, Iran confirmed the death of Ali Khamenei. The strikes affected not only military targets but also civilian infrastructure. In response, Iran began attacking Israeli territory and American bases in the Middle East.
