According to a Reuters investigation, a network of US aides operating in Baghdad and Damascus - that allowed the liquidation • The extent of the intelligence becomes clear to the Iraqi authorities

The Reuters news agency released Thursday that the elimination of the Quds Force commander of the Suleimani Revolutionary Guards was carried out with the help of a network of US-based assistants inside Baghdad and Damascus airports.

The network of assistants allowed the Americans to locate Suleimani and launch the missiles at him, despite his attempts to blur his footsteps by removing his name from the official documents of the aviation officials and using special vehicles.

The investigation, based in part on an investigation by Iraqi authorities and the questioning of security and airline personnel by Reuters, shows the extent of US intelligence penetration through the network of assistants, including the Iraqi authorities.

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The network includes, it is suspected, two security personnel at Baghdad airport, and two employees of the private wing "Wings a-Sham", in which Suleimani flew, as well as a spy inside Damascus airport and one inside Suleimani's plane, a source told The Reuters. " It is also suspected that there are other network assistants who have not yet been revealed.

As mentioned earlier, the US Air Force eliminated the Quds Force commander of the Revolutionary Guards about a week ago, General Qassem Suleimani, along with a senior terrorist commander suspected al-Sha'abi, Abu Mahi Hadi al-Mohands, as they were leaving Baghdad International Airport.

Suleimani's Last Journey

According to the investigation, Suleimani exited Damascus International Airport on Thursday evening, accompanied by four Quds Force soldiers of the Revolutionary Guards.

The General's vehicle entered the field without passing through the terminal and parked near the Syrian Sham Wings aircraft carrier, a company that often uses the Revolutionary Guards on its flights to the state. The names of Suleimani and Malio did not appear on the passenger list.

Ironically, Suleimani decided not to use his private jet, for fear that the plane would be marked and serve as a target for the general's assassination attempt. Suleimani's flight landed in Baghdad at 12:30 pm, Baghdad.

On the landing track, a Quds Force commander was waiting for an engineer, a senior officer of the Shiite militia in Baghdad. Suleimani boarded an armored car along with Al Mohandas and his security guards boarded another vehicle. The vehicles left Moshe Airport through a special side gate.

At 12:55 p.m., according to security cameras that captured the blast flashes, a missile fired from a U.S. drone hit Suleimani's vehicle. Seconds later, another missile eliminated the security scream in the adjacent car.