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"Despite the heightened tensions, a full-scale war [between the U.S. and Iran] remains unlikely in the immediate term."

"Trump has been clear in his desire to resolve the issue diplomatically and avoid war [with Iran] in the Middle East."

"Despite all the hysteria of war, I'm not really seeing that on the horizon."

"It is highly unlikely that Trump will bomb Iran, not least because he vowed on the presidential campaign trail not to drag the United States into a war."

"The potential of some kind of conflict with Iran escalating into a larger regional war is very real, possibly more real than ever."

"The United States now seems close to a direct conflict that Biden (and Iran) have worked hard to avoid."

"[A] full-scale war is hardly inevitable."

"If they [Iran] don't make a deal [with the US], there will be bombing."

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Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported Saturday that the country's intelligence services obtained thousands of documents allegedly related to Israeli nuclear facilities and strategic projects. However, no evidence was provided to support these claims.

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Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported Saturday that the country's intelligence services obtained thousands of documents allegedly related to Israeli nuclear facilities and strategic projects. However, no evidence was provided to support these claims.

Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib claimed without evidence that Iran seized what he called an "important treasury" of Israeli nuclear program information, stating thousands of pages were obtained through infiltration and would be made public soon.

Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib claimed without evidence that Iran seized what he called an "important treasury" of Israeli nuclear program information, stating thousands of pages were obtained through infiltration and would be made public soon.

The alleged operation reportedly occurred some time ago but was kept secret due to the massive volume of materials and logistical challenges of safely transferring the documents to secure locations within Iran.

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The alleged operation reportedly occurred some time ago but was kept secret due to the massive volume of materials and logistical challenges of safely transferring the documents to secure locations within Iran.

Iranian media linked the claims to the recent arrests of two Israeli citizens, Roy Mizrahi and Almog Atias, who were detained in April on suspicion of conducting intelligence operations for Iran. However, the connection remains unverified.

Iranian media linked the claims to the recent arrests of two Israeli citizens, Roy Mizrahi and Almog Atias, who were detained in April on suspicion of conducting intelligence operations for Iran. However, the connection remains unverified.

The announcement comes ahead of an International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors meeting where Western nations are expected to propose finding Iran in noncompliance with nuclear oversight requirements.

The announcement comes ahead of an International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors meeting where Western nations are expected to propose finding Iran in noncompliance with nuclear oversight requirements.

Israeli authorities have not acknowledged any such intelligence breach, and no independent verification exists for Iran's claims, which mirror Israel's 2018 operation that obtained Iranian nuclear documents from Tehran.

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Israeli authorities have not acknowledged any such intelligence breach, and no independent verification exists for Iran's claims, which mirror Israel's 2018 operation that obtained Iranian nuclear documents from Tehran.

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Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib claimed without evidence that Iran seized what he called an "important treasury" of Israeli nuclear program information, stating thousands of pages were obtained through infiltration and would be made public soon.</span

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The alleged operation reportedly occurred some time ago but was kept secret due to the massive volume of materials and logistical challenges of safely transferring the documents to secure locations within Iran.</span

Iranian media linked the claims to recent arrests of two Israeli citizens, Roy Mizrahi and Almog Atias, who were detained in April on suspicion of conducting intelligence operations for Iran, though the connection remains unverified.</span

Iranian media linked the claims to recent arrests of two Israeli citizens, Roy Mizrahi and Almog Atias, who were detained in April on suspicion of conducting intelligence operations for Iran, though the connection remains unverified.

The announcement comes ahead of an International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors meeting where Western nations are expected to propose finding Iran in noncompliance with nuclear oversight requirements.</span

Israeli authorities have not acknowledged any such intelligence breach, and no independent verification exists for Iran's claims, which mirror Israel's 2018 operation that obtained Iranian nuclear documents from Tehran.</span

Iran's unsubstantiated claims represent desperate propaganda designed to deflect from its own nuclear violations and upcoming international censure. The timing coincides suspiciously with IAEA meetings and failed nuclear negotiations, suggesting a calculated disinformation campaign. Without evidence or Israeli acknowledgment, these assertions appear to be fabricated attempts to shift focus from Iran's uranium enrichment activities.

Iran's unsubstantiated claims represent desperate propaganda designed to deflect from its own nuclear violations and upcoming international censure. The timing coincides suspiciously with IAEA meetings and failed nuclear negotiations, suggesting a calculated disinformation campaign. Without evidence or Israeli acknowledgment, these assertions appear to be fabricated attempts to shift focus from Iran's uranium enrichment activities.

Iran claims without evidence that it took Israeli nuclear files

Iran Claims Major Intelligence Breach of Israeli Nuclear Files

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Iran successfully penetrated Israel's most sensitive nuclear secrets, exposing the hypocrisy of a regime that possesses undeclared atomic weapons while criticizing others. This intelligence coup demonstrates Iran's sophisticated capabilities and reveals Israel's vulnerability despite its advanced security apparatus. The timing perfectly counters Western pressure on Iran's nuclear program by highlighting Israel's own nuclear activities.

Iran successfully penetrated Israel's most sensitive nuclear secrets, exposing the hypocrisy of a regime that possesses undeclared atomic weapons while criticizing others. This intelligence coup demonstrates Iran's sophisticated capabilities and reveals Israel's vulnerability despite its advanced security apparatus. The timing perfectly counters Western pressure on Iran's nuclear program by highlighting Israel's own nuclear activities.

Iran says it obtained huge trove of sensitive Israeli documents

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There's a 53% chance that Iran will possess a nuclear weapon before 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There's a 53% chance that Iran will possess a nuclear weapon before 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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