Iran reportedly acquired a massive cache of nuclear documents from Israel.
According to sources quoted by Al-Mayadeen, Iran’s intelligence service obtained thousands of sensitive files related to Israel’s nuclear sites and operations in Tel Aviv.
The size of the material is said to be so large that reviewing and analyzing it all will take a long time. The documents allegedly contain detailed information on Israel’s nuclear infrastructure, capabilities, and internal assessments.
If true, this is a serious breach. Israel has long maintained a policy of strategic ambiguity regarding its nuclear arsenal. A leak of this scale would expose not only technical data but also internal thinking and planning.
The report hasn’t been confirmed by Israeli officials. Iran hasn’t officially commented either. But Al-Mayadeen, a Lebanese outlet with close ties to Iran and Hezbollah, is treating it as a major intelligence victory.
What happens next will depend on what’s in those files, who gains access to them, and how much of it becomes public. If these documents are genuine, this could shift the balance in ongoing shadow conflicts between the two countries.
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