Iran’s intelligence ministry said Tuesday it had obtained extensive documentation on Israel’s nuclear program, including information about the Dimona reactor and a list of scientists allegedly involved in weapons development.
The claim was reported on Iranian state television and cited by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
According to the broadcast, Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib declared that Tehran had received “an archive containing millions of pages of diverse and valuable information about the Zionist regime.” He alleged that Israeli nuclear industry employees, soldiers and even civilians were involved in transferring the data.
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