Iran’s Nightmare Continues? Mossad’s Chilling Ultimatum To Iranian Military Officials And Scientists | World News
Israel-Iran Armistice: After the increasing tensions between Israel and Iran, a new threat emerged. Israeli Intelligence Agency Mossad reportedly sent an ultimatum to the best Iranian military officials and scientists associated with Iran’s nuclear program. The message was open – resignation or assassination in 12 hours.
It was also reported that this warning also required buyers to send their resignations directly to MOSSAD. The threat triggered panic in the military ranks of Iran, even if both nations discussed the ceasefire talks to the public. In today’s DNA, Zee News Management Editor Rahul Sinha analyzed Mossad’s new threat to Iran’s best commander in the middle of the ceasefire:
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Iran has witnessed the systematically targeted commanders and scientists, especially those who are connected to the nuclear program and to elite units such as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Only in the last 12 days, MOSSAD has reportedly abolished 10 senior Iranian military officers and scientists. This includes a high -profile assassination by bombing the nuclear scientist Muhammad Reza Siddiqui in a car just before the ceasefire entered into force.
MOSSAD’s drone operation
It is claimed that MOSSAD agents use unmanned aerial vehicles in the Iranian region and uses illegal unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to neutralize Iran’s air defense systems in a high -coordinated strike plan, called “preventive attraction”. The tactic swore to destroy Iran’s air defenses with only explosive -loaded drones.
Return to 1978
In his book Rise and Kill First, journalist Ronen Bergman wrote in 1978 that Ayatollah Homeini was in France, but wrote that its influence has grown in Iran. At that time, Iran’s prime minister Shapour Bakhtiar asked Mossad for help, hoping that they would eliminate Khomeini when he was still in France. Bakhtiar even offered the help of Iran’s secret service for the operation. However, the Israeli government refused to allow any blood shed on the French territory, so he never attacked Mossad Homeini.
Israel-Iranian conflict
As Iran hugged this last wave of strikes, something is clear: Mossad showed that Iran’s most protected circles have been reached for a long time.
This also comes after the ceasefire between the two countries is announced after days of hostility.
