Iran Activates Sleeper Agents: US Intelligence Alert

0:00On March 9, U.S. intelligence has intercepted an encrypted message from Iran that appears to be activating sleeper agents abroad. The alert sent right after a joint Israeli-U.S. air strike, killed Ayatollah Ali Kamenay in Tehwan on February 28, is seen as a signal to, covert operatives blending into other countries. These sleeper cells are typically agents who live normal lives until call to act, and the message matches patterns used to instruct them without. It was broadcast internationally to recipients with a special passcode, raising alarms about potential operations in multiple nations. In the U.S., fears have spiked over the past week amid the escalating conflict with Iran, with worries that hidden agents here could launch retaliatory attacks. Officials note no specific locations were targeted in the transmission. Analysis points to Iran as the likely source, given the message's style and reach, though it lacks direct threats or details.

1:01Intelligence agencies are now tracking possible responses from these assets. As the situation in Iran unfolds with a new leader in place in ongoing strikes, watch remains high for any signs of activation from these networks.