The islamic republic of Iran has published dozens of video footages, photos and documentations from israel’s nuclear facilities and other high security areas secured by its spies.
A report from Israel based newspaper “The Times of Israel” said Iran Aired a documentary which showed copies of passports said to identify more than 100 Israeli scientists, along with information on the location of military sites.
It also featured footage said to have been filmed inside the Dimona reactor in southern Israel.
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Reports says Israel is the only nuclear-armed state in the Middle East, with its main nuclear facility at Dimona.
But this newspaper report that Israel has never confirmed or denied having nuclear weapons.
Also, Exclusive images was obtained from Iranian intelligence agents inside the Israeli Dimona nuclear power plant.
The Iranian also broadcast the private and personal residency of top Israeli figures, including Defense Minister Katz.
Footage being displayed shows Iranian spies walking along the very road Katz lives on.
A war monitoring journalist “Megatron” revealed that compared to previous ‘leaks’, the information being broadcasted on Iranian TV looks very damaging.
“Iranian intelligence has obtained actual GA drawings of vessels, reactors and other equipment as well as plant layouts,” he said.
“Details of scientists involved, including their passports, and most alarmingly, Iranian spies have managed to record footage from inside the facilities, including Dimona Nuclear Facility,” the journalist added.
“Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence publishes documents and photos that reveal the official influence of Israel & US senators in the IAEA especially on chief Rafael Grossi. Iran released the images that were hacked by Israel,” said Megatron.
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