Infiltration Reached Highest Military Echelons During Recent Conflict, Official Reveals
In a revealing discussion, Nasser Imani, a principlist political activist, has detailed the pervasive and sophisticated nature of infiltration operations within the country, noting that its reach extended to the highest levels of military command during a recent 12-day conflict.
A Pervasive Challenge
Imani stated that while infiltration exists across all sectors of the nation, its visibility varies. “Infiltration exists in all pillars,” he said, “but some are seen more quickly, while others in the country’s economic, cultural, and political centers are difficult to observe.”
He elaborated on the covert nature of such operations, explaining that infiltration in highly sensitive areas, such as military or nuclear centers, is often exposed rapidly through specific operations, like assassinations. In contrast, influence within economic, cultural, and political spheres is far more subtle and difficult to detect.
Subtle Methods of Subversion
According to Imani, this deeper form of infiltration is not always overt. It can be applied through deviant schemes, creating inefficiency within various apparatuses, or even through cultural and political activities. He emphasized that no political figure can be considered entirely immune to such influence.
“Infiltration might take the form of inciting individuals to carry out anti-government actions, issuing statements that serve the interests of foreign adversaries, or providing incorrect political directions,” Imani noted. He added that the very act of claiming infiltration is limited to only one political faction is itself a key indicator of these subversive activities.
A Stark Example from Recent History
The most striking revelation concerned the extent of infiltration within the nation’s security apparatus during a recent period of conflict. “In the 12-day war, infiltration had reached the highest levels of command,” Imani revealed.
He pointed to the targeting of high-ranking commanders in their headquarters and even their homes as evidence of a highly organized operation. “This was due to electronic, cyber, and intelligence identification, which shows how extensive and organized the infiltration had been,” he concluded. This statement underscores the continuous and vigilant efforts required to safeguard national security against such sophisticated threats.