US EditionTHE INTERVIEW| Inside Job: Scholar Says Israeli Forces on the Ground Helped Hunt Iran's Nuclear Scientists
- Israeli operatives infiltrated Iran's nuclear and missile programs and carried out targeted strikes as part of ongoing covert operations.
- These measures were based on intelligence collected over many years, including the 2018 Mossad operation that retrieved Iran’s confidential nuclear documents from a protected vault.
- Israeli intelligence mapped missile factories and key sites like Natanz, Sanjarian, and IRGC headquarters, enabling strikes on both military and civilian infrastructure.
- Trump stated at a NATO summit that operatives were on the ground after the strikes, describing the damage as 'total obliteration' based on Israeli intelligence reports.
- The operations disrupted Iran's ambitions to produce up to 1,000 missiles annually and contributed to increased arrests and heightened security crackdowns within Iran.
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THE INTERVIEW| Inside Job: Scholar Says Israeli Forces on the Ground Helped Hunt Iran's Nuclear Scientists
Hilary Golston spoke with Dr. Asaf Romirowsky, who says Israel did far more than bomb bunkers — elite teams and drones were deployed inside Iran to pinpoint nuclear scientists and command centers, part of a hidden operation years in the making.
It is one of the best secret services in the world, but is also considered dangerous and controversial. In recent months, the Mossad has scored with one spectacular action after another. How do Israel's spies manage to do this every time? A look behind the scenes at 'the best-oiled killing machine in the world'. "I am proud of them."
According to a reconstruction, secret agents have been preparing the ground for the nuclear strike for over 15 years.
Report: Israeli Spies Embedded In Iran Since At Least 2010
Israeli spies had infiltrated deep into Iran’s nuclear and missile programs long before launching recent strikes, conducting years of covert surveillance and gathering detailed intelligence on Tehran’s weapons infrastructure—which was found to be far more advanced and widespread than previously believed. According to leaked intelligence documents obtained by The Times and shared with Western allies […]
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