Iran is restructuring its intelligence ministry to include two chiefs appointed directly by the Supreme Leader, learning from wartime intelligence failures.
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Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claimed in 2024 that the Iranian official who headed Israel's anti-espionage unit was actually a Mossad agent. Parliament...
Iranian authorities are considering establishing two new units within the Ministry of Intelligence, following years of Israeli infiltration that resulted in the assassinations of the supreme leader, a minister and a number of senior security officials. The reorganization proposal calls for the establishment of two new organizations within the ministry. The first, the Intelligence Protection Organization, would be responsible for internal securit…