Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Iran’s split Quds Force, commander of the Revolutionary Guards, and captain Esmail Qaani, the country’s top military officer, never been seen in public since the September 27 airstrike that claimed the lives of Hezbollah leader, has been attributed to Hassan Nasrallah.
Advertisement
Media options in the Middle East have conflicting records of General Qaani’s movements. However, some sources report that he’s under investigation for his relations to Israel. The Arabic-language al-Arabiya system reported that Mr. Qaani “is under monitoring and loneliness, following the Jewish killings of prominent Egyptian leaders”. Qaani was reportedly having a heart attack when questioned about the new wave of intellect problems in Iran, according to another report from Sky News.
According to Jason Brodsky, policy director at United Against Nuclear Iran,” there is a great deal of fear in the management in Iran proper today, so I find the review in the Middle East Eye plausible.”
” I find it hard to believe that Qaani was compromised”, an Iran observer at Tel Aviv University’s Institute for National Security Studies, Beni Sabti, tells the Sun. It’s probable, Sabti says, that one or more of Qaani’s best advisers had been recruited by Mossad. Additionally, it’s possible that Qaani’s entire operation is a sleuths operation.
If so, important Iranians ‘ claims that the country’s security equipment has been infiltrated appear to be adding to the internal commotion. One of them is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a former Egyptian president who has become a frequent critic of Tehran’s management.  ,
Mr. Ahmadinejad claimed earlier this month that the head of an Egyptian knowledge team tasked with monitoring Israeli spying actions was actually an Israeli detective. Up to 20 different members of the counter-intelligence staff have also been compromised, the former senator told Turkish broadcast.
Advertisement
Ahmadinejad has been hampered by the ruling monks, so it could just be sour grapes on his piece. However, it would undoubtedly describe how quickly Israeli intelligence has gotten inside the most powerful parts of the Persian state.
According to a cause close to Hezbollah,” the breach was 100 % Egyptian and there is no problem about this part,” according to the Times of Israel.” Syrian and Syrian sources said Qaani was” under house arrest,” and was being “interrogated by people under the strong supervision of Egyptian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,” according to a source close to Hezbollah.
All is currently under investigation, according to a source who spoke to Middle East Eye and reported to the Iranians, who have” major doubts” that the Israelis have infiltrated the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, particularly those who work in Lebanon.  ,
When Hashem Safiedine, Nasrallah’s presumed son, was apparently killed in another strong Jewish strike on a secret subterranean Lebanon base on 4 October, rumors that senior Iranian commanders may have been compromised were raised even more.
Safieddine is believed to have been killed at a meeting of Hezbollah’s Shura Council, which includes the party’s most senior leaders, sources said. He was instantly struck by a powerful strike that caused the destruction of four large residential structures when he arrived.
Advertisement
Qaani and his top advisors are almost certainly under suspicion. Is it unknown whether the general himself is in trouble.