Claim of 'Khamenei' obstacle in US-Iran negotiations: 'Security measures are slowing down talks'

According to a report by US-based CBS citing intelligence sources, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is allegedly being kept in a secret location for security reasons, and even high-ranking Iranian officials are unable to establish direct contact with him. It is claimed that this situation is slowing down the negotiation process between the US and Iran.

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The US-based broadcaster CBS has brought a remarkable claim to the agenda regarding the negotiations being conducted between the US and Iran. In the report, which is based on US intelligence sources, it is alleged that Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is being kept in a secret location for security reasons and that he maintains his connection with the outside world only through a complex network of messengers.

The report states that even high-ranking Iranian officials are unable to communicate directly with Khamenei due to the extraordinary security measures in place. It is stated that this situation is slowing down the negotiations being conducted between the US and Iran to end the war.

"RESPONSES ARE COMING WITH SERIOUS DELAYS"

An unnamed US official, in their assessment of the matter, said, "This is the reason why we constantly hear statements in the negotiations such as 'The Supreme Leader has approved the framework' or 'We are waiting for a response on the final agreement terms.' Every piece of information that reaches him is already outdated, and there is a serious delay in the responses he provides."

"HIGH-LEVEL COMMAND STAFF ALSO REMAINED IN BUNKERS"

The report also claims that the high-level command staff of the Iranian regime remained in bunkers for weeks and avoided communicating with each other due to the possibility of their locations being detected.

Another unnamed official drew attention to the communication problems within the Iranian administration, stating, "Watching them try to figure out how to communicate with each other is almost like watching a sitcom. They are completely exhausted."