Iran publishes Israel's secret nuclear documents

Iranian State Television aired a documentary titled "The Spider's Secret Treasure" regarding seized documents and photos belonging to Israel. The documentary revealed strategic and sensitive information about Israel's secret nuclear activities, as well as an extensive archive on weapons projects and the names of researchers, scientists, and high-level US and European officials involved in these projects.

PHOTOS OF GROSSI ALSO SHARED

The footage included documents suggesting that the US and some European countries supported Israel's nuclear weapons development program and that International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi cooperated with Israel. In addition to personal photos of Grossi, the documentary also shared video recordings filmed inside Israel by an individual working for Iranian intelligence, as well as images of a house allegedly belonging to Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.

Speaking in the documentary, Iranian Minister of Intelligence Esmail Khatib stated that the documents, which were obtained from pre-determined bases, were part of a comprehensive intelligence operation, and that millions of pages of valuable information had been brought into the country. Khatib noted that the documents contained details on Israel's weapons projects, the renewal of nuclear weapons, international partnerships, administrative structures, addresses of relevant facilities and companies, and information on all collaborators. Khatib said, "Through a highly complex and multi-layered operation, we infiltrated the regime's most secret centers and accessed critical information in the nuclear, military, intelligence, and scientific fields. What is being revealed today is only a small fraction of this information. The next most important and difficult task is to process the obtained information and identify the individuals and organizational networks linked to these nuclear projects."

FACILITIES TARGETED DURING THE 12-DAY WAR

Stating that the obtained documents contained detailed information about sensitive facilities used for military and scientific purposes, Khatib said, "Some of these facilities were targeted during the 12-day war after their coordinates were transmitted to our missile units. Furthermore, even this small portion that has been disclosed clearly reveals the cooperation between the US administration and some European countries with the Zionist regime. The documents also show that US officials and senators pressured the International Atomic Energy Agency to obtain information about our country's peaceful nuclear program."

Khatib stated that they received support from within Israel, saying, "A large number of personnel working in Israel's nuclear and military institutions, as well as some citizens, cooperated with our Ministry of Intelligence in accessing the vast archive of documents and removing them from Israel to be transferred to Iran. There were two main reasons for this cooperation. One was financial gain, and the other was a sense of revenge stemming from a deep hatred for Israel's corrupt and criminal Prime Minister Netanyahu."