Mossad chief says agency infiltrated Iran’s “most guarded secrets”
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The head of ‘Israel’s’ spy agency Mossad David Barnea said Monday that they penetrated “the most guarded secrets” and carried out “groundbreaking” operations in Iran and other countries.
Speaking at a ceremony honoring the Mossad’s missions in 2025, Barnea said the Mossad shifted to a more offensive approach working with the ‘Israeli’ military in recent times.
“We obtained strategic and tactical intelligence at the core of the enemy’s secrets…We demonstrated new and groundbreaking operational capabilities in target countries,” he said.
Mossad operations helped strike “the heart of Tehran” and thwart “senior operatives,” he added, in statements cited by “The Times of Israel”.
“The operations recognized this year enabled us to break boundaries in Lebanon and Iran,” continued.
“[The Mossad had also] carried out the covert diplomatic campaign, whose importance is critical for forging regional alliances and expanding Israel’s strategic depth.”
