🇮🇷 Breaking — Handala Hackers released: Episode One: Mehrdad Rahimi (Guiding Officer of Iranian Agents in Mossad’s Iran Desk)

Mehrdad Rahimi, serving as the guiding officer for Iranian agents within Mossad’s Iran Desk, attempted to play a major role in organizing and directing networks behind the unrest inside Iran. By managing and directing Iranian operatives, he sought to establish greater coordination and cohesion among the main ringleaders of the riots, while also providing the financial support necessary to sustain and expand anti-Iranian activities.

However, all of these operations and activities were under @Handala_Alert on "X" constant surveillance and influence, casting doubt on Rahimi’s effectiveness and operational independence. In reality, while Rahimi considered himself a leader and strategist, he was continuously monitored and infiltrated by Handala, with much of his decision-making and communications being tracked and recorded.

Videos now in Handala’s possession, captured directly from outside Rahimi’s residence and during the surveillance and pursuit of this Mossad officer, clearly demonstrate that none of his movements escaped Handala’s watchful eye. Even his secure phone was hacked, leading to the identification and monitoring of all individuals connected to the riot networks.

These facts not only undermine Rahimi’s autonomy and capabilities, but also once again highlight Handala’s intelligence reach, proving that even senior Mossad officers are not immune to Handala’s infiltration and control. The identities of all operatives and senior Mossad officers are now fully known to us.

Stay tuned until the end of tonight.

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❎ | CIA-Acta decided to blur the ‘large’ crowd. It would be better for them to invest in good AI software and actually make the crowd look large. 🤣

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🏴‍☠️ | Squadron of Israeli jets heading northwards towards the Lebanese border.

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🇮🇷 | With chants denouncing the disgraced traitor of Iran, people in Urmia took to the streets shouting slogans against his terror and legacy: “Azerbaijan has honor; the Pahlavi is dishonorable.” Ironically, American CIA-linked and Zionist accounts are failing to even identify what is being said and are misleadingly posting these scenes as anti-Iran protests, despite the slogans clearly expressing rejection of Pahlavi and support for Iran’s national dignity.

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✅ | American Telegram and Twitter OSINT accounts are stealing footage of pro-Iran protests, stripping away the original audio, and replacing it with fabricated or abusive audio against Iran in an attempt to misrepresent the reality on the ground.

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🇮🇷 | A large number of cities are witnessing widespread riots, rioters are vandalizing and destroying government property as well as public assets.

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🇪🇬 Breaking — The Israeli Navy fired at an Egyptian ship that entered the territorial waters of Gaza.

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✅ | The Pahlavi riots do not even exceed 2% of the population. If the government were not to fall, Iran could still use this small group for garbage cleaning.

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🏴‍☠️ | Tamir Mohandis (Channel 14) reports that following the Iranian government’s internet shutdown, Elon Musk has enabled free access to the Starlink network for protesters inside Iran. The move was reportedly implemented several days ago without a public announcement, though rioters organizers were informed. According to the report, Israeli businessman Dubi Franses raised the issue with Musk’s team after receiving guidance from Deputy Minister Almog Cohen. Musk is said to have committed to keeping the service free and operational for the duration of the protests and instructed senior Starlink officials to prevent any attempts by Iranian authorities to disrupt the network.

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🇮🇷 | There is a series of the Iranian air defense exercises along the country's borders, according to the issued NOTAMs.

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🔔 | HOURLY UPDATES

Occupied Palestine / Gaza
• Israeli aircraft carried out multiple airstrikes on residential homes in Al-Bureij, Al-Nuseirat, Al-Zaytoun, and eastern Khan Younis, killing at least 14 civilians and wounding many others.
• A displacement tent was bombed in Al-Bureij refugee camp, causing civilian casualties.
• Israeli artillery shelled eastern areas of Al-Bureij and north of Khan Younis.
• Occupation forces opened fire east of Khan Younis and east of Al-Bureij refugee camp.
• A toddler was martyred after heavy rain and flooding caused displacement tents to collapse in Khan Younis.
• Israeli reconnaissance drones and warplanes conducted intensive low-altitude flights over Gaza.
• Israeli forces borrowed agricultural tractors from kibbutzes near Gaza to flatten land and remove tall trees inside Beit Hanoun along the yellow line.

Lebanon
• An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle on the Juya–Wadi Jilo road, resulting in one martyr.
• Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Kfarchouba, Aitaroun, Kfar Kila, Deir Mimas, Yaroun, Rmeish, An-Naqoura, and surrounding areas.
• Occupation forces opened fire from Ghajar toward Wazzani and carried out machine-gun sweeps from the Rus al-Alam position.
• A large explosion was carried out by Israeli forces inside the town of Houla.
• Drones dropped sonic and explosive devices near workers and residential areas.
• Israeli drones and warplanes continued extensive surveillance flights over southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley.

Iran
• Large crowds gathered in Ilam province for the funeral of police officer Ehsan Aghajani, killed during recent unrest.
• Iranian authorities reported evidence of separatist group involvement in unrest in Ilam and Kermanshah provinces.
• Iran issued a NOTAM suspending all Visual Flight Rules (VFR) and general aviation flights at Tehran’s OIIX airport from 11 January 2025 until 30 January 2026, with exceptions for military, state, rescue, and oil operations.
• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated Iran’s support for Lebanon’s sovereignty, unity, and resistance to occupation during meetings in Beirut.

Occupied Syria
• Israeli patrols entered areas between Jamla and Saisoun in the Yarmouk Basin, Daraa Governorate.
• Armed drones and sniper fire targeted the village of Majdal from Mazraa.
• The Syrian Observatory reported worsening humanitarian conditions for cancer patients in Deir Ezzor due to severe shortages of medicine and treatment facilities.

Occupied West Bank
• Israeli occupation forces abducted multiple Palestinians during raids in Yatta, south of Hebron.
• Red Crescent teams were detained while providing emergency services during the raid.

Iraq
• Iraq approved a plan for the state-owned Basra Oil Company to assume control of operations at the West Qurna 2 oilfield for 12 months amid uncertainty related to US sanctions.

Pakistan & Saudi Arabia
• Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are in discussions to convert approximately $2 billion in Saudi loans into a deal involving JF-17 Thunder fighter jets.
• Sources indicated the total deal could reach $4 billion, including additional military equipment beyond the loan conversion.
• The JF-17 is jointly developed by Pakistan and China and manufactured domestically in Pakistan.

Venezuela
• Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello stated that 100 people were killed as a result of what he described as US aggression against Venezuela.

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❎ | According to numerous Pakistani and Indian media reports, a complete takeover of Iran by rioters and new rules are being implemented in the country.

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✅ | Interestingly, OSINT accounts are struggling to generate propaganda against Iran due to the internet disruptions, and their frustration is clearly visible on their own platforms. These OSINT accounts are not neutral media outlets; rather, they function as aligned platforms that provide pretexts for aggression and violence, often shaping American narratives to justify broader aggressions.

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