U.S. Intelligence Agencies Have Detected A Signal To Iran's Sleeper Agents

The coded message was intercepted after Ali Khamenei's assassination.

Iran has allegedly sent encrypted "secret recipient" messages that could be a trigger for sleeper cells outside the country. This was reported by ABC News, citing a government alert.

"While the exact content of these transmissions cannot be determined at this time, the sudden appearance of a new station with international relay characteristics warrants heightened situational awareness," the report said. ABC writes that U.S. intelligence agencies intercepted the transmission, "likely of Iranian origin," shortly after the death of the country's supreme leader Ali Khamenei.

The message was encrypted and intended for secret recipients with encryption keys. ABC says messages of this nature were intended to relay instructions to "covert operatives or sleeper cells" without using the Internet or cellular networks outside the country.

The U.S. government's warning says there is "no operational threat associated with a specific location," but law enforcement agencies will increase monitoring for suspicious radio frequency activity.

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