Mossad agents planted weapons inside Iran before a massive Israeli strike

Israel’s night strike against Iran was not only one of the most ambitious air campaigns in recent history, but it was the result of years of secret planning, surveillance and infiltration by Israeli information.

While dozens of fighter planes bombed nuclear and military targets through Iran early Friday morning, the bases have long been laid by Mossad agents working in locking with the Israeli army.

Appointed “Am Kelavi” (lion amount), the pre -emptive operation was the product of unprecedented coordination between the Israeli Air Force, the Military Intelligence Directorate, Mossad and the country’s defense industries. For years, they have worked “in the shoulder” to collect the necessary intelligence files to eliminate the most sensitive military and nuclear assets in Iran.

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A senior Israeli security official told Fox News Digital: “Mossad has worked with a large number of people – a mass of agents at the bottom of Iran, operating at the highest level of imaginable penetration. Some of these agents have been recycled as commando fighters to carry out critical operations.”

This work led to what the official described as a three -layer strike. “We have eliminated large areas of the surface on the surface and the surface of the surface of Iran and the air surface, a massive number of scientists and large parts of their air defense systems.”

“We have established a drone base inside Iran, and at zero hours, the Mossad agents have recovered them hiding places. We have placed precision missiles from many vehicles and integrated additional missiles throughout the country, hidden inside the rocks. We have activated all this table in precise coordination with Israeli air force.”

Israeli jets have launched simultaneous strikes on dozens of sites, including the main Iranian uranium enrichment center in Natanz. Located 1,500 kilometers from Israeli territory, Natanz had long been an essential element of the Iranian nuclear program. Brig. General Effie Defrin, the spokesperson for Israeli Defense Forces, described it as an underground compound containing centrifuge rooms on several levels and electrical infrastructure.

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“We have inflicted significant damage on this site,” said Defrin. “This installation was used by the IRGC to advance the Iranian project for the acquisition of nuclear weapons.”

Avner Golov, vice -president of the Israel Think Tank spirit, told Fox News Digital: “The greatest success was to hit Natanz’s installations and neutralize the first wave of reprisals from Iran – the automatic response.

Smoke increases after an explosion in Tehran, Iran, Friday June 13, 2025. Israel attacked the Iranian capital on Friday with booming explosions through Tehran. (AP photo / Vahid Salemi)

“We have removed their opening movement – the ballistic missiles that were to be launched immediately, and the drones that were already on the way. The fact that scientists were eliminated – is the real achievement.”

However, well beyond the air strikes, Israeli sources have revealed that a massive campaign of intelligence and sabotage took place in parallel inside Iran. A former senior Israeli official told Fox News Digital: “There was an activity in Iran – a crazy level of intelligence work.

“They located the entire Iranian Air Force command center. All the commanders were together, and they were removed in real time.”

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People pass in front of a large banner featuring portraits of leaders killed by armed groups aligned by Iran, notably the chief of Hamas Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah and the Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, in the center of Téhran, Iran, on May 1, 2025. (Photo of Mohammadali Najib / Middle East Images / AFP via Getty Images)

According to the same official, the Iranian soldiers had gathered his best Air Force brass in an installation as part of a medical exercise intended to dissuade themselves. Instead, it exposed them. “It was partly lucky, but also planned-the ability to see them in real time and hit with precision,” he said. “It is a reminder of what happened in Lebanon – to do leadership contaminated by surgical intelligence.”

This operation in Lebanon, often called the “Pagerrs” operation, saw Israel Infiltratrate and sabotage of the Hezbollah command network using Chinese manufacturing radios incorporated with explosives. The current operation, according to Israeli experts, was wider, deeper and more strategically impactable.

“I think it’s so much more substantial,” said Nadav Eyal, Israeli journalist and analyst of the newspaper “Yediot Ahronot”. “What was done here was much more than the type of operation of James Bond. It is more the infrastructure, the intelligence necessary to read devastating strikes on military facilities and the ingenuity of its intelligence services – electronic surveillance, the things it has been developing for many years now.”

The Mossad infiltration campaign involved the quiet smuggling of sophisticated weapons in Iran, hidden inside vehicles and integrated into strategic targets. In the center of Iran, precision guided weapons have been planted near the air -air missile batteries launched on command. Disguised vehicles were also used to destroy Iranian air defense systems at the time of the strike. Meanwhile, explosive drones positioned near Tehran have been activated to destroy long -range missile launchers on the basis of Esfajabad.

All this took place under the supervision of Iranian intelligence and succeeded without detection.

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Israeli defense officials now say that the mission represents one of the most successful intelligence of the country’s history. If the Pager of Lebanon have amazed the world, the message of this strike is even clearer: nowhere out of reach.