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Video shows barges as captured by reconnaissance drones, along with the geolocations of the startegic site. Footage ends with a rocket along with caption, "within range" in Arabic and Hebrew.
According to opposition website Iran International, several advanced IR-6 centrifuges have already been installed at the secretive site, and the regime can "turn Iran's nuclear program into nuclear weapons program in the blink of an eye."
The statement from the Iranian intelligence ministry says the suspect was in touch with several other figures in Iran, and has visited Israel. This is the second Swedish citizen Iran has arrested in recent months.
Ousted Fatah official Nasser al-Qudwa establishes new initiative aimed at bringing about a change in the Palestinian political system. Proposition endorsed by 65 leaders, largely those who oppose the president and demand a wider political representation of society.
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Mahmoud al-Habbash discusses everything from the ongoing conflict over IDF activity in Judea and Samaria to the Palestinian Authority's conflict with Hamas.
"The arrested five members of this spy network were given various pledges from [Israel's] Mossad, including financial promises, to gather information from important areas across the country," according to Iranian authorities.
A new protocol in the areas governed by the Israeli Civil Administration allows Palestinians to submit requests to certify structures built illegally prior to 2011.
The PMO said in a statement that the encounter was "lengthy and cordial" and included lunch along with the staffers on both sides.
The Intelligence Ministry "has the duty to fight against terrorism, the Zionist regime, and the acts of sabotage against Iran," Minister Esmaeil Khatib tells Tehran's parliament.
Claims that Iranian income from oil and condensates exports increased 580% in Q2 2022 come as country's inflation exceeds 50%.
