The Rest Is Classified 40. Iran vs Israel: Mossad Assassinates Iranian Mastermind (Ep 2)
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Apr 22, 2025 The podcast explores the chilling advancements in modern warfare, particularly focusing on the assassination of a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist. It discusses the use of remote-controlled weaponry by Israel, hinting at a future dominated by AI-assisted killings. The meticulous planning and execution by Mossad reveal not only tactical brilliance but also troubling ethical implications. As autonomous weapons loom on the horizon, the conversation questions our readiness for a world where drones and robots could execute lethal missions without human oversight.
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Target's Driving Habit Exposed
- Mohsen Fakhrizadeh liked to drive himself, which created an exploitable vulnerability for his assassination.
- Mossad identified this routine and planned the kill during his drive from Absard to Tehran.
Remote Robotic Gun Use
- Israeli operatives used a remote-controlled robotic gun with satellite link to assassinate Fakhrizadeh.
- This gun allowed precise, operator-controlled shooting from 1,000 miles away without risking assets on-site.
AI-Assisted Targeting Accuracy
- The assassination gun used AI-assisted algorithms to compensate for vehicle movement and 1.6-second communication lag.
- This tech ensured targeting accuracy despite being remotely operated from Israel to Iran.
