A senior Iranian military adviser has claimed that Iran knows the locations where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds his meetings, as fighting between the two sides continues.
Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi made the statement during an interview on Iranian state television. He said Iran’s intelligence services have a “complete” database of Israeli targets and know where Netanyahu meets.
Safavi is a top adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. His comments were reported by Iranian state-linked outlets, including Islamic Republic News Agency and Tasnim.
The remarks come as the conflict between Israel and Iran enters its fourth day. The fighting began after coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian sites last week.
Iran later launched missile attacks in response, including claims by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that it targeted key Israeli locations. Israeli officials said those claims were false and that threats were intercepted.
Safavi did not provide specific details about Netanyahu’s whereabouts. Israeli authorities have not publicly responded to the statement. Security around the prime minister is known to be strict, with frequent changes to schedules and locations.
The claim has spread quickly on social media, with many users sharing clips and quotes from the interview. Analysts say such statements can be part of psychological warfare during conflicts.
In a recent interview, Netanyahu described Israel’s operation as “quick and decisive” and said it aims to remove major security threats. The situation remains tense, with airstrikes and missile alerts continuing on both sides.
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