Iran's Intelligence Ministry Uncovers US-Israeli Conspiracy to Undermine National Security

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry Uncovers US-Israeli Conspiracy to Undermine National Security

In a recent statement, the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence observed the 40th day of mourning following the martyrdom of Iranians during a recent 12-day war. This conflict, described as imposed, has led to profound tributes for the fallen civilians, military leaders, nuclear scientists, and unnamed intelligence officers. The ministry reaffirmed its unwavering loyalty to Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, and his strategic directives.

The ministry characterized the enemy’s actions on June 23 as not merely a limited military operation but rather a comprehensive and premeditated conflict.

  • The US-Israeli alliance, supported by several European nations and terrorist organizations, initiated a widespread campaign against Iran.
  • This campaign employed various tactics including military operations, cyber warfare, intelligence gathering, cognitive warfare, and efforts to destabilize the nation from within.
  • Objectives of this multifaceted war included regime change, national fragmentation, and undermining Iran’s sovereignty.

The ministry asserted that the aggressors faced the formidable will of the Iranian nation and the resilience of its Armed Forces, all under the leadership of Ayatollah Khamenei. It highlighted that Western intelligence agencies, relying on erroneous analyses and misinformation from anti-Iran factions, greatly underestimated Iran’s strength.

The enemy’s strategy, which mirrored past failed U.S. attempts at regime change, was effectively countered by Iran’s unified defense.

In addition to overt military confrontations, the Israeli regime engaged in covert operations involving:

  • Assassination attempts.
  • Sabotage of critical infrastructure.
  • Instigation of riots.
  • Activation of terrorist proxies, including exiled groups and remnants of the MKO.

The Intelligence Ministry revealed that its operatives successfully conducted cyber and espionage operations within occupied Palestine, infiltrating enemy security mechanisms. While some operatives were apprehended, many missions remain concealed and continue to operate undetected.

One strategic approach involved the recruitment of intelligence and operational assets from the highest echelons of the Israeli military and security apparatus. This recruitment aimed to execute specific missions and gather verified reports of operations.

It was confirmed that, despite the Israeli regime’s identification and capture of some Iranian operatives, significant components of these missions remain active.

Iranian operatives successfully collected classified intelligence concerning nuclear, defense, and economic targets, sharing this crucial information with the Armed Forces before and throughout the conflict.

More than 20 operatives linked to Mossad were captured across various provinces, thwarting planned sabotage and assassination efforts. The ministry also disclosed that the Israeli regime intended to utilize terrorist and separatist groups to incite internal disorder. This included the apprehension of Daesh (ISIL) leaders and armed mercenaries, along with the seizure of weapons and prevention of cross-border incursions.

The statement further indicated that the US and Israeli regime conspired to establish a puppet government led by the disgraced Pahlavi heir, coordinating closely with known Zionist operatives. However, Iranian intelligence services swiftly uncovered their plans and thwarted attempts to deploy armed teams to Tehran.

Numerous arrests were made of individuals receiving funds in digital currency for sabotage, as well as those involved in Zionist propaganda masquerading as religious or civil society organizations.

The ministry detailed the Israeli regime’s aggressive cyberattacks aimed at disrupting essential Iranian infrastructure. A larger strategy involving digital warfare to stoke unrest was also highlighted. However, Iranian intelligence successfully identified key nodes within the enemy’s online propaganda networks, neutralizing the attacks and detaining administrators of influential platforms coordinating anti-security operations.

The Ministry reported extensive arms seizures along both eastern and western borders, part of a broader strategy by hostile entities to arm insurgents for operations during a coordinated attempt at internal destabilization. The confiscated weapons included:

  • RPG launchers.
  • Heavy machine guns.
  • War-grade explosives.
  • A significant cache of US-manufactured M4 and M16 rifles.

This arsenal underscores the scale and international backing behind the attempted insurrection.

Furthermore, the ministry emphasized that social destabilization was a crucial element of the enemy’s hybrid warfare strategy. Systematic efforts to create artificial shortages of essential goods, incite labor strikes, and disrupt vital production and service sectors were identified and neutralized by Iran’s intelligence network.

The Ministry reiterated that these provocations were part of a broader plot to incite public dissatisfaction and generate widespread unrest, but they were effectively thwarted through proactive measures and public awareness campaigns.

Additionally, Iran’s intelligence forces identified and countered ongoing communication attempts made by Mossad operatives, who utilized various international phone prefixes to target individuals within the country. These operatives aimed to spread psychological insecurity, confusion, and fear, while deceptively promoting “safe” exit routes from Iran alongside false promises of foreign citizenship and residency.

In conclusion, the Intelligence Ministry asserted that despite the extensive US-Israeli conspiracy, Iran’s defensive and offensive strategies maintained national security. The determination of the Iranian populace and the readiness of its security forces played a pivotal role in thwarting the enemy’s plans, with Iran prepared to address any future threats.

MNA/IRN

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