The head of the Mossad warns of Iran’s increasing supply of advanced weapons to Russia, and efforts to enrich uranium

The head of Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad has warned that Iran plans to deliver more weapons to Russia, while Tehran continues to deny it supports Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Mossad chief David Barnea spoke to employees at the president’s residence in Jerusalem and stressed that his agency “continues to warn On the future of Iran and its intentionswhich it is trying to hide,” including Tehran’s efforts to “deepen and expand the supply of advanced weapons to Russia.”

Allegedly Iran Moscow supplied weapons Over the past few months, starting with a shipment of Shahed-136 “Kamikaze” drones. Tehran has repeatedly denied supplying any weapons to Russia, saying it “has not and will not” do so.

But Parnia said in a speech to his agency’s staff that they shared intelligence with Western allies earlier in the year that proved Iran plans to share the drones with Russia, with plans to prepare more deliveries in the coming months, Iran International reported.

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Parnia also called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – also known as the Iran nuclear deal – a “ridiculous” agreement, echoing criticism from Prime Minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Parnia said, “We warn of Iran’s intention to expand its uranium enrichment program, and its intention to increase its influence on friendly Islamic countries in the region in various ways.”

This undated photo shows the wreckage of what Kyiv described as an Iranian Shahed drone that was shot down near Kobyansk, Ukraine.
(Directorate of Strategic Communications of the Ukrainian Army via AP, file)

It is said that Iran Uranium enrichment reached 60%. at the Fordow enrichment plant, marking a dangerous step closer to the country’s goal of obtaining nuclear weapons. The International Atomic Energy Agency reports that Iran has informed the agency that it has begun enriching uranium to higher levels.

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Weapons require 90% purity, but the level Iran has reached far exceeds its 20% production. Before the 2015 nuclear dealwhich means that the state has far exceeded the 3.67% cap that was stipulated in the deal.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, meets with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in Tehran, Iran, on July 19, 2022.
(President’s website / WANA (West Asian News Agency) / Posted via REUTERS)

“Is this the country that the free world wants to sign any agreement with?” Barnea asked. “Our eyes will remain open, and we will be doubly alert.”

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“I repeat my promise, as I said here also last year, that Iran will never have nuclear weapons… never. This is my commitment, this is the commitment of the establishment,” he asserted.