Iranian Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib said that thousands of confidential documents obtained by Iranian intelligence will be published in the near future, which relate to Israel's nuclear facilities, its relations with the United States, Europe and other countries, as well as the defense potential of the Jewish state.
Khatib described the materials received as a "treasure trove of information" capable of significantly enhancing Iran's offensive capabilities, but did not provide specific evidence of the origin or content of the documents. According to him, the operation to obtain the archive was multi-stage and required strict security measures, and the methods of transmitting information will remain classified.
The Iranian side claims that the archive consists of thousands of files, including written documents, photographs and videos related to the Israeli nuclear program and strategic plans. The volume of data is so large that their study and systematization took several weeks.
The Israeli government has not yet commented on Iran's statements. Israel traditionally does not disclose details of its nuclear arsenal, which is believed to be the only one in the region and includes a significant stockpile of atomic weapons.
Such statements may be part of Tehran's information strategy amid escalating tensions over its own nuclear program and international negotiations. The possible publication of the documents may serve as an attempt to change the agenda and increase pressure on Israel and Western countries.
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