BREAKING: US Intel Says Mojtaba Khamenei Operating Through Secret Courier Network

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is reportedly living in extreme secrecy, with US intelligence officials claiming he is hidden in a secure location and can only be contacted through a complicated network of couriers.

According to CBS, the communication system surrounding Khamenei has created major delays during ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States.

Messages reportedly pass through multiple intermediaries before reaching him, making decision-making slow and difficult.

US officials said even senior figures within the Iranian government do not know Khamenei’s exact location or have direct access to him.

One source described the process as frustrating, saying responses from the Supreme Leader often arrive late because the information he receives is already outdated by the time it reaches him.

The report also stated that many Iranian leaders are spending extended periods inside fortified underground bunkers to avoid potential attacks from Israel or the United States.

Officials reportedly compared the situation to a “sitcom,” saying Iranian authorities appear increasingly frustrated by their inability to communicate efficiently with one another.

Khamenei reportedly assumed leadership in March following the death of his father and predecessor, Ali Khamenei, who was allegedly killed during joint Israeli-US airstrikes on Tehran linked to Operations Roaring Lion and Epic Fury.

Iranian state media earlier acknowledged that Mojtaba Khamenei was injured during those attacks.