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Amidst escalating political tensions in Iran، whispers of a potential mole within the highest echelons of power have intensified. General Ismail Qaani، commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps، has become the focus of scrutiny after surviving several recent attacks.

A Pattern of Narrow Escapes

General Ismail Qaani's ability to evade danger has drawn significant public attention. Reports indicate he left a meeting shortly before a strike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Prior to that، he reportedly departed a gathering early during an attack on IRGC commanders in Damascus. He also survived a series of attacks that lasted for 12 days.

Speculation of Treachery

Israeli media has cited some officials suggesting that attacks were initiated earlier after receiving information about an upcoming meeting. This has fueled speculation about the presence of agents within Iran's top leadership، whose identities remain unknown. Some theories propose that Ismail Qaani himself might be in contact with Israeli intelligence.

Historical Precedents of Espionage

Such incidents are not unprecedented in history. For instance، the identity of the Soviet agent codenamed "Werther،" who operated within Hitler's staff، remains not fully disclosed. Currently، it appears that intelligence operatives from several countries are actively working in Iran، a situation not unique to the Islamic Republic but common in many nations worldwide. Kazakhstan، too، has previously been a target of interest from Iranian intelligence operatives.