Looks like Iran can play the spy game, too. From the Cradle News desk at thecradle.co
Personal information on scores of Israeli nuclear and military specialists was part of the vast cache of documents seized by Tehran
The Iranian government revealed more information on 24 September regarding the vast cache of classified Israeli nuclear and military documents it had previously announced obtaining.
In a documentary aired by state television on Wednesday, Iranian Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib said the documents include the full names, personal details, addresses, and professional links of 189 nuclear and military specialists connected to Israeli weapons programs.
“The list is still being expanded as Iranian analysts continue to process the material,” Khatib was quoted as saying.
“Iranian intelligence operatives carried out one of the most complex multilayered operations, penetrated deep into the hidden vaults of the regime and obtained its secret information in nuclear, military, intelligence, and scientific fields,” he added. “In addition, there are documents showing official influence exerted by Israeli officials and American senators on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and their receipt of information about our peaceful nuclear program.”
Khatib said the documents also include precise information on military, intelligence, and nuclear sites in Israel, adding that Tehran targeted and struck some of these sites with missiles during the 12-day war in June.
What’s good for the goose, Israel did a spy mission to pull off the glorious 12 day WAR.
The Persians still have missiles galore and new toys from Ivan?