New threats from Iran's supreme leader raise concerns of US based sleeper cells

New York Post | Fresh threats from Iran's supreme leader raise concerns of US based sleeper cells
Jun 26, 2025
Fears of potential Iranian sleeper cells operating secretly within the United States are prompting urgent discussions about national security risks, from traditional terror attacks to sophisticated cyber warfare.
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New York Post reporter Caitlin Doornbos explores the reality of these threats, emphasizing that while concrete evidence of organized sleeper cells remains elusive, self-radicalized individuals influenced by extremist propaganda pose a credible risk. Additionally, Iranian cyberattacks present a significant, yet often overlooked threat to essential infrastructure, potentially crippling hospitals, transportation, and communication systems.
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Recent apprehensions at the border, including Iranian migrants with suspected terror ties, have heightened these concerns. Though U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies are actively working to intercept threats before they materialize, shifting resources to border security might inadvertently expose other vulnerabilities.
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Caitlin stresses that despite these dangers, Iran’s regime remains cautious, fully aware that direct attacks against America or its citizens would provoke devastating retaliation. The situation demands continued vigilance, proactive measures, and public awareness to ensure national security and prevent complacency.

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