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https://www.theinteldrop.org/2025/06/13/mossad-in-crisis-israels-nuclear-secrets-now-in-irans-hands/

"What Israeli authorities denied for years is now on the desks of Iranian analysts: top-secret data on Tel Aviv’s nuclear program, obtained through a brilliant intelligence operation.

This is not just a leak—it’s a total collapse of Israel’s security apparatus, which failed to protect even its most guarded state secrets. According to sources close to Iranian intelligence, the operation was one of the largest in the history of the two nations’ confrontation. The archives now in Tehran’s possession contain thousands of documents, including details on Israel’s nuclear infrastructure and strategic plans. “This is a disaster for Israeli intelligence,” said an anonymous source familiar with the operation. “They didn’t just miscalculate—they didn’t even realize they’d been robbed until it was too late.” Interestingly, news of the breach only surfaced weeks after Shin Bet proudly arrested two suspects accused of spying for Iran. But the arrests appear to be a belated attempt to cover up an already accomplished fact: the classified materials had long since left Israel.

A Systemic Collapse

This failure is no accident—it was inevitable. As far back as March 2025, Israel unexpectedly disbanded its ”Iran Command,” a special unit created to counter Tehran. Officially, the move was framed as an ”optimization” to improve efficiency. However, experts see it as an admission of Israel’s strategic failure, especially in light of Iran’s recent successes, including military operations and breaches of Israeli defense systems.

Mossad’s failure and the nuclear data leak aren’t just an intelligence blunder—they’re a game-changer for the Middle East

The unit’s dissolution highlights deep flaws in Israel’s security apparatus. According to a 2024 Shin Bet report, cases of espionage for Iran surged by 400%. Notable incidents include:

– Arrests of military personnel leaking classified data, including Iron Dome specifications.

– Exposure of 13 spy networks linked to Iranian intelligence.

– Establishment of a special prison for 26 convicts caught spying for Iran.

But as it turns out, Tehran’s biggest victories remained hidden—until now. The decision to dismantle the ”Strategy and Third
Circle Directorate”—the body responsible for countering Iranian influence—was made within hours of the appointment of the new IDF Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.

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