During a daring special operation in Iran, the US side used a secret technology called “Ghost Murmur” for the first time to find a missing pilot. It can detect a person’s heartbeat from several miles away using artificial intelligence and advanced sensors.
This was the intelligence service’s first use of the tool in the field. President Trump and CIA Director John Ratcliffe hinted at this during a briefing at the White House on Monday.
This tool, which has never been used in combat conditions, played a key role in accurately locating a crew member in difficult terrain and hostile environments.
According to the New York Post, “Ghost Murmur” is a high-tech solution that enables you to conduct search operations in conditions where conventional communication and location methods are ineffective or easily detected by the enemy. The technology’s peculiarity is that it operates almost invisibly, leaving no electromagnetic traces, allowing the rescue team to operate within the range of Iranian air defense and electronic intelligence.
This operation was not only successful, saving the life of an American soldier, but also demonstrated a new level of US military technology. Experts note that the use of such secret tools can fundamentally change the tactics of special operations, ensuring maximum secrecy and effectiveness even in the most dangerous regions.
