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Iran fears audio recordings could reveal Mojtaba Khamenei’s location, Iranian media claims – report

1h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 82Objectivity score82/100

Iran fears audio recordings could reveal Mojtaba Khamenei’s location, Iranian media claims – report

The report outlined several ways the recordings could reveal Khamenei's location and health condition, ranging from acoustic signatures to the supreme leader's breathing patterns.

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Iranian authorities are reportedly concerned that intelligence agencies could use audio recordings to track the location of Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, according to a report by the Tehran Municipality-affiliated daily Al-Mashhari. This concern is cited as the reason for the absence of public audio recordings of Khamenei. Al-Mashhari outlined five methods through which a recording could reveal his location:

  • The unique acoustic signature of an enclosed space can provide precise information about the room.
  • Electrical grid interference can determine the date, exact time, and specific power grid section connected to the recording site.
  • Each microphone and recording device leaves a unique imprint on an audio file.
  • Noise from ventilation systems, generators, or cooling equipment at the site could help identify its location.
  • The resonance of the speaker's voice could reveal breathing patterns, pauses, physical condition, heart rate, and stress levels.
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