According to a CNN report citing American sources, Mossad chief Roman Gofman shared intelligence on nuclear facilities located beneath Mount Hamakosh in Natanz with Washington. The transfer comes amid heightened US-Iran tensions and follows reports of US preparations for strikes on the hardened site.
The Zioneer reported on Thursday that the Mossad provided the United States with intelligence on Iran's hardened underground nuclear facility at Mount Hamakosh in Natanz. The report, attributed to CNN and citing American sources, said Mossad chief Roman Gofman transferred the information to Washington.
The intelligence transfer comes as the US intensifies its military campaign against Iran's nuclear infrastructure. Earlier on Thursday, The Zioneer reported on analysis indicating that the US was preparing to use strategic bombers against the Mount Hamakosh site. The site has been a central focus of the current escalation, with Iran previously transferring thousands of centrifuges to the underground facility, as The Zioneer has reported.
The collaboration between Israeli and American intelligence on the Iranian nuclear threat has been a key element of the ongoing confrontation, with the Mossad providing critical targeting data for potential US strikes. The report remains unconfirmed by official US or Israeli sources.
2 developments
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- StrongAnalysis: US preparing strategic bomber strikes on Iran's Mount Hamakosh, report says
Source and signal
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