Was the commander of Iran's most dangerous military unit a Mossad spy? — The whole story
On February 28, 2026, Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei and the entire IRGC command were killed in a single US-Israeli attack on Tehran. One man survived—Esmail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force and Soleimani's successor. Three times Israeli attacks killed everyone around him. Three times he was already gone. Now, Iran is said to have arrested its own general on suspicion of spying for Mossad and the CIA. Was the most dangerous military unit in the Middle East led for years by an enemy agent? This is the investigation Iran doesn't want the world to see.
Esmail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force and Soleimani's successor, was killed three times in Israeli attacks. Three times he was already gone. Now, Iran is said to have arrested its own general on suspicion of spying for Mossad and the CIA. Was the most dangerous military unit in the Middle East led for years by an enemy agent? This is the investigation Iran doesn't want the world to see.
... In this video you will learn:
How Mossad infiltrated Tehran's most secure facility to eliminate Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh
How Qaani narrowly escaped the Beirut attack that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah
The IRGC's secret counterintelligence investigation into its own Quds Force commander
Why Qaani left the building 8-15 minutes before the attack that killed Khamenei
The question Iran cannot answer: Did Qaani betray Soleimani's location to Mossad on the night of his assassination?
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