Mossad Operation: The Times Reveals Details of Israel's Years of Preparation for Attack on Iran.

Israeli intelligence has been hiding information about Iran's missile and nuclear programs for ten years prior to the large-scale strikes that began in June this year. This was reported by The Times, citing secret intelligence documents that were passed to allies, including the US and the UK.

Israel began preparing for the operation against Iran back in 2010, when it received information about their nuclear development program. Agents maintained a network of informants to monitor strategic sites in Iran, enabling them to accurately target important elements of the country's nuclear program, including research centers, military sites, and industrial facilities.

Scale and Ambitions of Iran's Program

According to documents, by 2024 Iran planned to develop advanced nuclear systems, moving from research to practical implementation. It was also planned to produce up to a thousand ground-to-ground missiles per year to form stockpiles of 8000 such missiles.

Israel's preparation for strikes on Iranian programs actually escalates the situation in the region and deepens tensions between countries. The disclosure of such intelligence could lead to further escalation of relationships, which would negatively impact the Middle East as a whole.