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India.com
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- India.com
Planted leaks, digital DNA, camera hacking, sleeper cells! How did Israel's Mossad eliminate Iran's top commanders and nuclear scientists?
New Delhi: Israel carried out a major attack on Iran last month. This attack was a major success for Israel as top officers and senior nuclear scientists of the Iranian army were killed in it. More than a month after the war with Iran stopped, new details have emerged about the accuracy of Israel's intelligence operations. Information has been given about how Israeli intelligence agency Mossad targeted Iran's military leadership. What technique did Mossad use to kill Iran's top commanders? Iran International has made these revelations in its report. These revelations are from Mossad's planted leaks in Iran, digital DNA, and camera hacking. How did Mossad attack the top commanders of the Iranian army points to a comprehensive and intensive operation, which included human resources, cyber intrusion and drone attacks? They systematically targeted the top commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). After this, a fierce war went on between Iran and Israel for 12 days. How was IRGC commander Hossein Salami targeted? The most important claim of the intelligence operation is related to IRGC commander Hussain Salami, who was trapped by Mossad. Iran International says that Israel deliberately leaked the date of a planned attack through an agent close to Salami. This method worked and brought him to a predetermined place. At this place, the Israeli intelligence agency had already prepared a plot to kill Salami. He was attacked when he arrived here. What happened to IRGC Commander Amir Ali Hajizadeh? IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Amir Ali Hajizadeh also died in a dramatic manner. According to Iran International's report, Mossad misled Hajizadeh and his top colleagues to attend a fake meeting. This invitation was given through a highly credible phone call. This fake phone call was so credible that they set out to attend the meeting and were attacked as soon as they reached there. When was Ali Shadmani assassinated? The operation to kill Ali Shadmani, who commanded the Khatam-al Anbiya Central Headquarters, shows the coordination of advanced technology and espionage. Mossad was able to digitally obtain Shadmani's DNA sample and used AI for facial recognition and genetic profiling. Malware inserted into Tehran's security camera system monitored Shadmani's movements and he was killed in a drone strike in the Zafarani district. In another Mossad-led operation, IRGC intelligence chief Mohammad Kazemi and his two colleagues were lured to a safe house. Israeli agents launched a missile attack on them when they arrived here. How did Israel launch cyberattack in Iran? Israel also carried out rapid cyberattacks in Iran during this period. Iran's Communications Minister has revealed that more than 20,000 cyberattacks took place on the country during the conflict. He said that in many cases we were successful in countering these attacks. However, the scale of the disruption raises concerns about Iran's digital infrastructure.
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First Post
2 hours ago
- First Post
Al Qaeda plot foiled: 4 terror suspects nabbed across 3 Indian cities with Pakistan ties
The four men were identified as: Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, Zeeshan Ali, and Mohd Faiq. They were reportedly connected through a social media app and had Pakistan ties read more The arrest comes as a major development in India's crackdown on terror activities. (Source: PTI) The Gujarat Police's Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Wednesday (July 23) nabbed four men, aged 20 to 25, suspected of ties to Al Qaeda and planning attacks on major targets across India. The arrests took place in Gujarat, Delhi, and Noida; with two suspects caught in Gujarat and one each in Delhi and Noida. The four men were identified as: Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, Zeeshan Ali, and Mohd Faiq. They were reportedly connected through a social media app. Authorities are digging deeper, and early investigations suggest the group had cross-border connections. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Al Qaeda strengthening presence in region A recent UN report warned that Al Qaeda is strengthening its regional arm, Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), to expand its reach in places like Jammu and Kashmir, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. The 32nd report from the UN Security Council's Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, released this week, stated, 'one Member State assessed that Al-Qaeda is shaping AQIS (Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent) to spread its operations into neighbouring Bangladesh,' Jammu and Kashmir, and Myanmar. The report estimates Al Qaeda has about 200 fighters in the region, led by emir Osama Mehmood. It also noted, 'The group uses Afghanistan as an ideological and logistical hub to mobilise and recruit new fighters while covertly rebuilding its external operations capability,' even though its ability to carry out large-scale attacks is currently limited, while its intent remains strong. ATS DIG Sunil Joshi said they received information on June 10th that five accounts on Instagram were spreading ideologies of Al Qaeda in the country. DIG Joshi said: 'Gujarat ATS Dy SP Harsh Upadhyay received information on 10th June that there are 5 Instagram accounts which are propagating the ideologies of Al Qaeda in the country. They were sharing their content on a religious basis, against democracy, against India. The input was shared with senior officials. A technical team was formed…Total 4 accused were identified.' 'Of them, Fardeen Shaikh is r/o Ahmedabad, Mohd Faiq is r/o Delhi, Zeeshan Ali is r/o Noida and Saifullah Qureshi is r/o Modasa. All these 4 were monitored…It was found that not just their social media but also their physical movement is suspicious. A big team was formed…At the end of the operation, we were able to arrest all four suspects,' the officer said. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'We checked a lot of data on their phone. They were disseminating a lot of content of Al Qaeda across India…A sword and Al Qaeda material were seized from Fardeen. They formed different groups on Instagram and promoted terrorist ideologies, they created content for the implementation of Shariat instead of democracy in India. Mohd Faiq was in contact with a few Pakistani Instagram accounts which provided him material for jihadi activities…We have invoked Sections 13, 18 , 38, 39 of UAPA and Sections 113, 152, 196 and 68 of BNS and registered FIR. Saifullah and Fardeen were produced before the Court today and they have sent to 14-day remand,' he said. 'The remaining two accused will be produced before Court tomorrow…We have recovered documents on Operation Sindoor from Fardeen. Also, the posts they made at that time on Operation Sindoor were anti-Indian Govt, pro-Pakistani and instigating material on religious basis…'
New Indian Express
3 hours ago
- New Indian Express
Al-Qaeda module busted by ATS in Gujarat, four terrorists arrested
AHMENDABAD: In a high-stakes anti-terror operation, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has arrested four men with suspected links to Al-Qaeda. The accused were allegedly involved in radicalising youth and promoting jihad through social media and encrypted apps. In a significant crackdown on terror, the Gujarat ATS arrested four individuals allegedly linked to an Al-Qaeda module for promoting extremist ideology and anti-national propaganda online. The accused, Mohammad Faiq Rizwan (Delhi), Mohammad Fardeen Rais (Fatehwadi, Ahmedabad), Saifullah Qureshi Rafiq (Modasa, Gujarat), and Zeeshan Ali Asif Ali (Noida), were allegedly part of a covert digital network spreading jihadist literature and inciting violence. According to ATS DIG Sunil Joshi, the operation was launched following a tip-off received on 10 June, which led to the surveillance of five suspicious Instagram accounts. The probe revealed that accounts such as Mujahideen 1 and Mujahideen 3 were spewing pro-Al-Qaeda and anti-democracy content. Further digital forensics traced these accounts back to the arrested men.
