The influence they heard the warning ... but they didn't take it seriously

  Akbar Alami

 Former Minister of Intelligence Ali Younesi warned in an interview with the Jamaran site many years ago:

"Israel's influence in the last ten years has become so deep that all Islamic Republic officials should worry about their lives."
The competition between intelligence agencies, extensive parallelism and weakening the Ministry of Intelligence has left Mossad's hand to infiltrate the country's most sensitive layers.

And he emphasized: "There was no such influence in my time.  "But then, the security apparatus began to eliminate the enemy instead of confronting the enemy."

In the past few days, one of the most shocking news of the year has been published:
Sardar Bagheri, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces and all senior commanders of the IRGC have been martyred;  And strangely, today, three senior intelligence figures have been martyred during the enemy's targeted operation:

Commander Mohammad Kazemi - Head of the IRGC Intelligence Agency
Commander Hassan Mohaghegh - his successor
Commander Mohsen Bagheri - Senior member of the organization

At the same time, the names of several other officials are also available in official and informal reports.

These events are not merely a terror chain, but also a clear sign of Mossad's intelligence influence and aristocracy on the heart of the Islamic Republic's security agencies.
Interestingly, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had also said earlier:
"The highest person responsible for identifying Israel's spies was the Israeli spy himself." The remarks were ridiculed and denied.

But now, the question is more serious than ever:
Weren't the bell rang at all?  Or were they heard and ignored?

The fact is that security cannot be maintained by marginalization, factional settlement, or several confidential reports.

In a country that is underneath, the only way to maintain security, information integration, elimination of parallel structures, and focusing on the main threat;  Not to be busy.

Security, if not preventive, becomes a treatment for catastrophes that may never have to happen…