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New Mossad Chief Removes Top Iran Unit Leaders After Failed Regime-Change Plan

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First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago

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Following the failure of a Mossad-led plan to overthrow Iran's regime, new chief Roman Gofman removed top intelligence officials involved. The operation, pushed by Prime Minister Netanyahu and reliant on former U.S. President Trump's support, collapsed, prompting questions of responsibility and a call for internal investigation.

01Mossad chief Roman Gofman removed top Iran unit leaders after failed regime-change plan.
02The operation aimed to topple Iran's government but collapsed due to lost U.S. support and strategic flaws.
03Prime Minister Netanyahu praised the campaign but avoided admitting failure or taking responsibility.
04Critics suspect political scapegoating if Netanyahu blames Mossad alone for the failure.
05Gofman is tasked with investigating the failure and improving Mossad oversight and accountability.
06The failed plan has had significant regional and global repercussions, highlighting coordination issues with the U.S.

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