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Security sources in Tel Aviv revealed this Friday that the Israeli intelligence service – the Mossad – managed to place an agent, very close to the Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was killed in Tehran last Friday.
Sources said the Mossad agent was able to get close to Fakhrizadeh in 1993, that is, 27 years ago. And he was able to record his voice as he spoke about the Iranian military nuclear project.
The Israeli newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” stated, in a report, that planning in Israel to launch attacks on nuclear facilities in Iran was developed and work began on it in 2008, during the term of former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, when Ehud Barak he served as Minister of Security. At the time, Israel was on a recording voiced by nuclear scientist Fakhrizadeh, in which he talks about Iran’s secret military nuclear program, and Israel offered the audio recording of Zada to the Bush administration in 2008 in which talks about building 5 nuclear warheads.
Coinciding with the Israeli announcement, the International Atomic Energy Agency said, in a report to member states, that Iran had informed the United Nations Committee of Inspectors of its intention to install three additional sets of advanced IR-2M centrifuges in the Natanz enrichment facility. Uranium underground.
And he indicated that it will be added to one of the devices of the same type, which is already used for enrichment there, and the nuclear agreement stipulates that Tehran will only be able to use the first generation “IR-1” centrifuges, which are less efficient, in the underground plant. And that these are the only devices that Iran can use to enrich uranium.
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