Mossad Urges Iranian Exiles to Support Israel Amid Nuclear Site Surveillance

The Mossad recently released videos targeting Iranian exiles, urging them to contact the agency and contribute to efforts concerning Iran. The message emphasized that regardless of where they live, Iranian expatriates still have a stake in their homeland's future and can influence events, especially if they have intelligence skills. "If you want to help your homeland, understand complex situations, and are involved in intelligence and action, the opportunity to make an impact is before you," the videos stated.

Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen revealed that Israeli forces have repeatedly conducted reconnaissance missions at Iran's Fordow nuclear site to gather intelligence. Cohen also commented on the progress of Iran's Revolutionary Guards in enriching uranium, noting that the current 60% enrichment level is still far from weapons-grade. He praised recent U.S. strikes on the Fordow facility, describing them as the fulfillment of his aspirations.

According to former U.S. President Donald Trump, a strike in June of the previous year successfully destroyed the Iranian nuclear site. Meanwhile, Iran dismissed Trump's declaration of economic isolation as a distraction. The article also briefly mentioned ongoing attempts to scam Israeli journalists via WhatsApp and Telegram.