US EditionIran Claims Major Intelligence Coup, Publishes Leaked Documents Allegedly Stolen From Israel
- Iran's Ministry of Intelligence announced an unprecedented intelligence operation seized a vast quantity of classified documents from Israel in June 2025.
- The documents were obtained amid escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and accusations that the IAEA, led by Rafael Grossi, collaborates too closely with Israel.
- The released documents primarily consist of personal academic communications involving Israel’s former IAEA envoy Merav Zafary-Odiz and suggest secretive collaboration between Israeli officials and the IAEA.
- Iranian officials described the leak as a significant setback for Israeli intelligence and asserted that it reveals a covert nuclear weapons program allegedly linked with Western organizations.
- Iran vowed to use the intelligence to deter Israeli attacks on its nuclear sites, while the IAEA Board debates declaring Iran in violation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty amid growing regional tension.
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On January 31, 2018, agents of the Mosad, the Israeli foreign spy service, broke through two doors of a secret warehouse in Tehran, opened several safes and seized 50,000 pages of documents and 163 CDs on the Iranian nuclear program, then recounted The New York Times. Those papers were a journey into the past: some were 15 years old, but it didn’t matter. In April of that year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. President Donald…
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Iran: Intelligence operation dealt 'severe blow' to Israel
Iran's Intelligence Ministry says its recent acquisition and transfer of a trove of classified documents from Israel was an unprecedented intelligence triumph. The operation delivered a severe blow to the Zionist regime and further eroded its image of invincibility, the ministry stated. In a statement outlining details of the operation on Tuesday, the ministry called the achievement a "watershed moment" in the Zionist regime's "shameful" history…
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