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(Times of Israel) Prior to the operation to retrieve the Iranian nuclear archive, an identical complex is built in a different country; that is where training for the operation takes place. "We understood the internal structure of the site, and the order of containers," Cohen remembers. "Only when we broke into the massive safes and we started getting the images and descriptions in Persian that we read online, we understood that we had what we wanted: we are looking at the Iranian nuclear military plan." When asked if all the members of the force made it out safely, Cohen replies: "They are all well, they are all alive," but confirms some agents had to be rescued from Iran.2021-06-14 00:00:00Full Article
Transcript: Ex-Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen on Retrieval of Iranian Nuclear Archive
(Times of Israel) Prior to the operation to retrieve the Iranian nuclear archive, an identical complex is built in a different country; that is where training for the operation takes place. "We understood the internal structure of the site, and the order of containers," Cohen remembers. "Only when we broke into the massive safes and we started getting the images and descriptions in Persian that we read online, we understood that we had what we wanted: we are looking at the Iranian nuclear military plan." When asked if all the members of the force made it out safely, Cohen replies: "They are all well, they are all alive," but confirms some agents had to be rescued from Iran.2021-06-14 00:00:00Full Article
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