Israeli intelligence chief: We will do everything to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, neither now nor in the future
The Israeli edition of the Times of Israel published an article which speaks of "a determined attitude to oppose the Iranian nuclear program." There are statements by the head of the Mossad service, David Barnea, who called the "nuclear" deal with Tehran a "bad option."
The publication quotes the following words of the head of the Israeli foreign intelligence service:
David Barnea notes that Tehran's desire to acquire a nuclear bomb is already clear, "since there is no civil need to enrich uranium to 60 percent." This statement was made by the head of the Mossad during a ceremony dedicated to an outstanding Israeli intelligence agent.
Barnea:
According to the head of the Mossad, if the deal of the world powers with Iran still regains force, it will become "an unacceptable option for the State of Israel." The head of the Mossad called it "an existential problem."
David Barnea:
Earlier, there was information that Israel could prepare a military operation against Iran with the use of the Air Force. For this, options were tested in exercises using large-sized outboard fuel tanks - to fly to Iranian airspace and return. At the same time, Israel began to have friction with Washington, in which the Israeli authorities are dissuaded from taking radical measures, noting that so far they have only aggravated the crisis.
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