The Day Mossad Stopped Iran's Nuclear Program (Almost)

According to a new AP investigation, Israel’s latest operation—combining AI, spies, and smuggled drones—was the “culmination of years of work” by the Mossad to cripple Iran’s nuclear and military capabilities from within. 5 days ago · For over a decade, Israeli Mossad agents conducted covert operations inside Iran , meticulously mapping the country’s nuclear infrastructure since 2010 to prepare for potential military strikes, a British newspaper revealed. Iran has long accused the Mossad of launching drone attacks against critical infrastructure, including the June 2021 sabotage of the Karaj centrifuge assembly site. The archive documents proved what Israel had claimed for years— Iran repeatedly mocks IAEA inspectors and the entire world, submits false reports, forges documents, conducts deception exercises, destroys and cleanses nuclear sites to impair the ability to find incriminating evidence in them, and diverts nuclear equipment and materials from. 3 days ago · Israeli intelligence has been deeply embedded within Iran's nuclear and missile programs for years, gathering crucial intelligence that enabled precision strikes. This infiltration, revealed in leaked documents, has triggered paranoia within the Iranian regime, leading to arrests and increased surveillance. Despite differing opinions on the extent of the damage, the Mossad 's operations have. Reports have claimed leaked intelligence suggested Tehran’s nuclear programme had only been set back by months. This would means the Islamic Republic could restart its work in a matter of months,. From the start of Israel’s unprecedented strikes on Iranian targets earlier this month, the aims of the operation were made perfectly clear. 6 days ago · New documents seen by The Times reveal Mossad has been gathering intelligence from within the enemy state — and could still be doing so A satellite image shows the damage to the entrance of a nuclear site in Isfahan, Iran , after US airstrikes. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, left, an Iranian nuclear physicist, was assassinated in 2020 Gabrielle Weiniger , Israel Correspondent Friday June 27 2025, 9.00pm. Israeli intelligence assesses that US and Israeli strikes set back Iran’s nuclear program by “several years,” but did not completely destroy it, as US President Donald Trump has repeatedly.