Iran has dropped a geopolitical bombshell, claiming its spies pulled off a real-life Mission: Impossible move by obtaining classified documents about Israel's nuclear activities. State media IRIB called it one of Israel's biggest intelligence leaks ever —though Israeli officials remain silent so far.
Files, Arrests, and Spy Games
The alleged treasure trove includes thousands of files detailing nuclear facilities and plans, smuggled out over weeks. Iranian media say the operation required 'media silence' to safely transfer the data—like a high-stakes digital heist .
This comes after Israel's April arrest of two citizens near Haifa for suspected Iran-linked spying. IRIB claims the arrests happened after the files left the country—a plot twist worthy of a spy thriller .
Espionage Tensions Boil Over
Israel has repeatedly accused Iran of recruiting its citizens through cash incentives. Last December, nearly 30 Israelis were arrested for allegedly spying—a trend that's turning the region into a real-world Jason Bourne saga .
While experts debate the leak's authenticity, one thing's clear: The Middle East's shadow war just got a new chapter .
—though Israeli officials remain silent so far.
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