Israel's Mossad Abducts Hitman in Iran, Releases Tape
Mossad Director Reveals Clandestine Operations against Iran
Interview by Outgoing Mossad Chief Sheds Light on Bold Operation
In an extraordinary move, Israel's Mossad has confirmed an audacious operation inside Iran, capturing a hitman and releasing a tape of the suspect. Mossad Director David Barnea, in a rare interview, revealed the agency's daring mission and warned Iran against further aggression.
According to Barnea, Mossad agents staged a covert operation to seize the hitman, who was planning attacks against Israeli targets. The spy agency released an audio recording of the interrogation of the captured individual, who allegedly confessed to working for Iranian intelligence.
This bold move by Mossad highlights the agency's extensive penetration into Iran. It is believed to have successfully infiltrated the country's nuclear program, leading to the assassination of top Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
In response, Iran has accused Israel of violating international law and has executed four individuals connected to Mossad activities. The Mossad's audacious operation has sent shockwaves across the region and raised tensions between Israel and Iran.
Barnea's interview also shed light on Mossad's ongoing operations against Iran's nuclear ambitions. He warned Iran that any attempt to develop nuclear weapons would be met with a direct response from Israel. The revelation of Mossad's recent success in capturing a hitman underscores the agency's unwavering determination to protect Israeli security.
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