Mossad Iran Missile Launchers Operation
- In June of last year, a 12-day conflict erupted between Iran and Israel.
- According to a documentary aired by Israeli television's Channel 13, the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad mobilized approximately 100 agents into Iran at the outset of the 12-day war.
- The Mossad agents were tasked with installing and operating a system designed to deactivate missile launchers and Tehran's air defense batteries.
Mossad Operation too Paralyze Iranian Missile Launchers revealed
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Updated 2025/09/23 05:49:05
Background: The 12-Day Iran-Israel Conflict
In June of last year, a 12-day conflict erupted between Iran and Israel. This period of heightened tension coincided with ongoing negotiations surrounding IranS nuclear program, which had been given a 60-day ultimatum by the Trump governance. The conflict began on June 13th, the day before the sixth round of negotiations between Iran and Washington were scheduled to begin.
The Mossad Deployment
According to a documentary aired by Israeli television’s Channel 13, the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad mobilized approximately 100 agents into Iran at the outset of the 12-day war. The primary objective of this deployment was to paralyze Iranian missile launchers and air defense systems. The operation is described as unprecedented in both its scale and technical complexity.
The Mossad agents were tasked with installing and operating a system designed to deactivate missile launchers and Tehran’s air defense batteries. This involved a “weighing missile system,” the specifics of which remain undisclosed.
Netanyahu and Trump’s Involvement
The Channel 13 documentary reveals a conversation between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then-US President Donald Trump regarding the planned operation. Netanyahu reportedly informed Trump, stating, “We have to do it,” to which Trump responded, “You are right, this must be done.” This suggests a degree of coordination, or at least awareness, between the two governments.
“I told him: ‘We have to do it.’ And he said, ‘You are right, this must be done.'”
US Strikes on Iranian nuclear Sites
On the ninth day of the air battles, the United States launched an attack on three Iranian nuclear sites. Following the strikes, then-President Trump claimed that the US had “destroyed” Iran’s nuclear program. The extent of the damage and the long-term impact on Iran’s nuclear capabilities remain subjects of debate.
A separate report, referenced by sindonews, details Iran’s execution of nuclear scientists accused of espionage for Mossad. This incident further illustrates the high stakes and mutual distrust that define the relationship between the two countries.