Mossad says Iran created an overseas attack unit of about 11,000 operatives to target Israeli and Jewish sites abroad. Israeli officials say plots were disrupted in Australia, Greece, and Germany.
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Mossad says Iran created an overseas attack unit of about 11,000 operatives to target Israeli and Jewish sites abroad. Israeli officials say plots were disrupted in Australia, Greece, and Germany.
Israel has cleared Controp (a Rafael-linked electro-optics firm) to set up a fully owned defense company in Abu Dhabi’s ADGM free zone. The new UAE arm will market, integrate, and support Israeli surveillance / targeting systems locally, with up to $30M in approved exposure under Israeli MoD export controls.
Iran and Russia are set to finalize a €1.6 billion deal to build the Rasht Astara railway, completing the North South Corridor linking the Persian Gulf to Russia and Europe, and deepening their sanctions-era partnership.
Israel's Shin Bet used spyware to monitor one of its own reservist officers for six months, then used the intercepts to flag that officer's meeting with David Zini and tried to use that to block Zini's appointment as Shin Bet chief.
I don't think people understand how bad this is.
Israel's Shin Bet used spyware to monitor one of its own reservist officers for six months, then used the intercepts to flag that officer's meeting with David Zini and tried to use that to block Zini's appointment as Shin Bet chief.
This is state fracture behavior in a nuclear state.
The internal security service in a nuclear armed state just used counterintelligence tools on its own people and then tried to weaponize that data in a leadership struggle.
That's not "normal leak investigation." That's institutional fracture.
If Israel had a stability rating, it just dropped two full grades. People are sleepwalking this.
Shin Bet spied on one of its own officers for six months, then used the intercepts to try to block a leadership appointment. That is not a leak probe, that is an internal power faction using national security tools to shape who runs the service.
Iran's communications ministry says it has formally launched a national project to replace legacy copper lines with fiber across all 31 provincial centers over the next five years. Officials are calling it a "once in a century" upgrade in the country's telecom infrastructure, and say the goal is to build a unified national backbone for future satellite and quantum communications.
Tehran is telling regional media that Iran is now "stronger than ever" after the 12-day Iran–Israel war and that any new Israeli or U.S. strike will "fail even more." Israel has claimed the opposite for months, saying it crippled Iran’s nuclear/missile sites. This is mutual deterrence messaging, not de-escalation.
China's ambassador in Tehran said Beijing will act if the new UN sanctions on Iran hurt China's economic interests. He said China rejects the snapback pushed by the UK, France and Germany over Iran's nuclear program and may not comply.
Iran's parliament speaker publicly accused former president & ex foreign minister of hurting Tehran's partnership with Russia. Lawmakers shouted against former president, and Iranian outlets said the clash shows an open split over Moscow's role in Iran.
Iran says its engineers have localized high pressure 42-inch crude pipeline pumps for projects like Goreh Jask, calling it proof it can keep oil flowing and replace the sanctioned Western kit. Framed as “resistance economy” and export route security.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry is repeating that JCPOA-era restrictions and timelines are now over, so Tehran is no longer bound by past nuclear limits. Western line is this leaves Iran operating with essentially no outside monitoring.