TEHRAN: Iran’s Minister of Intelligence, Esmail Khatib, has claimed that Tehran has acquired a complete cache of Israeli nuclear and strategic intelligence documents, which he described as a “precious treasure.”
Speaking to Iranian media, Khatib stated that the documents include sensitive information related to Israel’s nuclear program, its strategic capabilities, and its diplomatic relations with the United States, European nations, and other countries.
He emphasized that a “comprehensive and complex operation” was carried out to obtain the documents and securely transfer them to Iran.
“The operation was not only about acquiring the documents, but also ensuring their safe transport into the country, which was a highly delicate task,” Khatib said.
He further announced that Iran intends to make the documents public in the near future, without specifying an exact timeline.
As of now, there has been no official response or comment from the Israeli government regarding the Iranian claims.
The revelation, if confirmed, could have serious implications for regional security and international diplomacy, particularly concerning the ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran.
