US intelligence agencies: Khamenei's movements had been tracked for months before the strike on Iran.

PANews reported on March 1st, citing CCTV News, that the CIA had already identified the possible whereabouts of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei before the US and Israel were scheduled to launch a military strike against Iran. Multiple sources revealed that US intelligence agencies had been tracking Khamenei's movements for months, continuously improving their understanding of his travel patterns and possible locations. Subsequently, the US learned that several high-ranking Iranian officials planned to hold a meeting on the morning of February 28th in a leadership office area in downtown Tehran, and that Khamenei himself would attend. After obtaining this intelligence, the US and Israel decided to adjust the originally planned strike time. Neither the White House nor the CIA commented on this.