US Warns Israel Against Unreliable Intelligence on Iran
Translated & summarized from Globes by baba
Mossad Chief Roman Gofman is in Washington discussing potential action against Iran with US officials, who have warned against providing unreliable intelligence. US intelligence estimates Iran has 2,500 missiles and can still strike US and allied targets. Saudi Arabia intercepted Houthi missiles aimed at Riyadh and a drone. Hamas confirmed the elimination of Rafah brigade commander Samir Abu Younes, involved in the October 7th attack.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mossad Chief Roman Gofman is in Washington discussing potential action against Iran with US officials.
- US intelligence estimates Iran possesses approximately 2,500 missiles and can strike US and allied targets.
- The US has warned Israel against presenting unreliable intelligence regarding Iran.
- Saudi Arabia intercepted Houthi ballistic missiles aimed at Riyadh and a drone.
- Hamas confirmed the elimination of Rafah brigade commander Samir Abu Younes, involved in the October 7th attack.
The head of Israel's Mossad, Roman Gofman, is in Washington to discuss a potential military operation in Iran with senior American officials. Gofman is acting as Prime Minister's envoy, aiming to convey Israel's perceived need for immediate action against Iran. However, the Israeli security establishment believes that Iran has not yet crossed the "red lines" set by Israel. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that the Americans will not tolerate Israeli attempts to present unreliable information. This sensitive visit highlights strong ties and full intelligence cooperation between the two nations, but also exposes deep divisions within Israel's security apparatus. Meanwhile, US intelligence estimates that Iran possesses approximately 2,500 missiles and retains a significant capability to strike US and allied targets, despite recent damage to its missile production facilities by the US and Israel. Iran is reportedly rebuilding its arsenal, albeit at a slower pace than before the war, primarily using pre-stocked components. In a separate development, Saudi Arabia announced the interception of two ballistic missiles launched by Houthis from Yemen toward Riyadh, and the neutralization of a drone in the eastern part of the kingdom.
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