Iranian News Agency Accuses Israeli Reporter of Psychological Warfare
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Iran's Tasnim news agency accused Axios reporter Barak Ravid of psychological warfare, alleging he exaggerated threats of military action against Iran. Ravid reportedly claimed Tehran demands a U.S. naval blockade lift, while Washington seeks nuclear concessions. Tasnim cited Iranian officials denying the nuclear issue is part of current indirect talks with the U.S.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Iran's Tasnim news agency accused Axios reporter Barak Ravid of psychological warfare.
- Tasnim claimed Ravid is a known operative from Israeli intelligence Unit 8200.
- The agency alleged Ravid exaggerated threats of military action against Iran.
- Ravid reported Tehran demands a U.S. naval blockade lift for talks.
- Washington reportedly insists on Iranian nuclear concessions.
- Tasnim cited Iranian officials denying the nuclear issue is on the agenda.
Iran's Tasnim news agency has accused Axios reporter Barak Ravid of conducting extensive psychological warfare against the Islamic Republic. Tasnim claimed Ravid, described as a known operative from Israeli military intelligence Unit 8200, published a series of reports aimed at creating a threatening atmosphere around military options against Iran. The agency alleged Ravid exaggerated the severity of the situation to create a sense of urgency for a deal, reporting that Tehran demands the lifting of the US naval blockade as a condition for talks, while Washington insists on Iranian concessions on its nuclear program. Tasnim countered these claims by citing senior Iranian officials who stated the nuclear issue is not currently on the agenda in the indirect negotiations with the U.S.