US EditionIsrael used long-planned subterfuge in attack on Iranian nuclear targets, Israeli sources say
- The US and Israel misled Iran into believing that nuclear negotiations were progressing while secretly planning an attack on Iran's nuclear sites, according to unnamed Israeli officials.
- Israeli airstrikes involved at least 200 warplanes, targeting nuclear facilities and military leaders in Iran.
- President Trump acknowledged being briefed on the military operation and admitted that US-supplied weapons were used against Iran.
- Iran has vowed to continue its nuclear activities and promised a harsh response to the strikes.
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Operation Rising Lion was planned for years. 200 Israeli fighter jets attacked in five waves of bombing against carefully selected types of targets linked to Iran's nuclear program. The airstrikes were supported by precision strikes from hidden Mossad bases inside Iran where Israeli intelligence had smuggled in explosives and drones.
Israel used long-planned subterfuge in attack on Iranian nuclear targets, Israeli sources say
Israel sent Mossad commandos deep into Iran to destroy Iranian weapons systems during Israel's attack on nuclear and military targets, an Israeli security source said, while another official said Israel used a ploy to suggest the strike was not imminent.
US-Israeli Deception Gave Iran False Security Amid Washington Green Light - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
Fresh reporting as well as new Friday statements by President Trump reveal that the US and Israel practiced deceptive diplomacy, as Israeli and American officials worked together to convince Iran that nuclear negotiations were progressing. Yet all the while an elaborate Israel attack on Iranian nuclear sites was being planned, and Tehran was given a false sense of security, and ill-prepared for its defense. Axios has reported that Tel Aviv was g…
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