US EditionIran says it obtained sensitive Israeli nuclear documents
- On June 7, Iranian state television announced that Tehran had obtained a large cache of Israeli intelligence, including nuclear-related documents.
- This claim follows years of covert conflict between Iran and Israel involving cyberattacks, assassinations, and sabotage amid rising tensions in 2024.
- The intelligence reportedly includes thousands of strategic files, images, and videos on Israel’s nuclear facilities, transferred secretly to Iran after arrests in Israel.
- Iranian media described the haul as one of the largest intelligence operations ever, while Israel has not confirmed any breach or responded publicly to the claims.
- The event may intensify international scrutiny as the IAEA Board of Governors prepares to meet, and the claim reflects ongoing espionage dynamics between the two countries.
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Sensitive Israeli documents obtained by Iran to be unveiled soon, Minister says
It was not clear whether the information breach was linked to a reported hacking of an Israeli nuclear research centre last year which Tehran is only disclosing now amid heightened tensions over its nuclear programme
Sensitive Israeli documents obtained by Iran to be unveiled soon, minister says
Sensitive Israeli documents obtained by Tehran should be unveiled soon, Minister of Intelligence Esmail Khatib told state TV on Sunday, describing them as a “treasure trove” which will strengthen Iran’s offensive capabilities. Iranian state media reported on Saturday that Iranian intelligence agencies had obtained a large trove of sensitive Israeli documents. Khatib said these were related to Israel’s nuclear facilities and its relations with th…
Iran claims without evidence that it took Israeli nuclear files
Iran's intelligence minister claimed without offering evidence Sunday that Tehran seized an important treasury of information regarding Israel's nuclear program, ahead of a week in which the Islamic Republic likely will face new diplomatic pressure over its own program.The remarks by Esmail Khatib follow Iranian state television claiming Saturday that Iranian intelligence officials seized documents, again without any evidence. Israel, whose unde…
Iran says spies acquired big haul of 'sensitive' Israeli nuclear files
Iran has claimed it has obtained a large cache of sensitive Israeli documents, including files related to Israel’s nuclear programme, through a cyberattack on an Israeli nuclear facility. The revelation comes amid renewed tensions over Iran’s own nuclear ambitions.
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