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The streets of Tehran no longer feel safe—not because of an enemy army at the gates, but because of something far more chilling: the unseen eyes and ears of Israel’s secret intelligence agency, Mossad. After a deadly series of precision Israeli strikes decimated Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure, the Islamic Republic is now gripped by a paranoia it can’t shake off.
Israel’s latest offensive didn’t just rain down bombs—it shattered the very spine of Iran’s military structure. Dozens of top officials, elite military commanders, and nuclear scientists have reportedly been killed. More than 370 ballistic missiles were exchanged, with around 30 directly hitting Israeli targets, killing at least 24 people and injuring 600.
But it’s not just what was destroyed—it’s how it was done. Israeli jets struck with precision, and most of that success is attributed not to brute force but to Mossad’s covert operations inside Iran.
In today’s Tehran, a man wearing a stylish cap and sunglasses isn’t just trendy—he’s suspicious. Iran’s government has urged citizens to report anyone wearing hats, masks, or glasses at night, especially those picking up parcels or driving small delivery trucks. Paranoia is peaking, and suspicion has become routine.
According to CNN, Iranian security forces have arrested 28 individuals in Tehran alone for suspected espionage and another 60 in Isfahan for allegedly supporting Israel online. One person—arrested two years ago—was executed recently for spying.
Iran’s intelligence ministry has effectively declared that the war is within, and even ordinary behavior can now invite surveillance or detention.
This isn’t Mossad’s first rodeo. Back in 2018, it famously extracted Iran’s nuclear archive from the heart of Tehran. And more recently, it reportedly smuggled in drones and smart weapons, which were then used to destroy Iran’s air defense systems and missile launchers—all before Iran even realized it was under attack.
Reports indicate that Israel deployed over 200 fighter jets, supported by pre-positioned precision weapons, all coordinated with Mossad’s on-ground intelligence. The success of the strike wasn’t just military—it was psychological. Iran never saw it coming.
Here’s a quick comparison of traditional vs. Mossad-led operations:
Parameter | Traditional Attack | Mossad-Backed Strike |
---|---|---|
Detection Time | Minutes to Hours | Almost None |
Civilian Panic | High | Very High |
Air Defense Activation | Partial | Failed |
Resulting Casualties | Dozens | Hundreds |
Strategic Impact | Temporary | Systemic |
Iranian police chief Ahmad-Reza Radan has issued chilling warnings: “Traitors must turn themselves in or face severe punishment.” The judiciary too has announced zero tolerance for anyone even remotely suspected of collaborating with Israel.
Iran believes Mossad has infiltrated its most secure systems. Now, the entire population is under invisible surveillance. Trust between civilians and the state is crumbling. Every neighbor, every colleague, every social media post is potentially dangerous.
What Mossad has done is more than espionage—it’s psychological warfare. By embedding itself so deeply into Iranian society, it has broken Iran’s confidence from within. The Islamic Republic now finds itself second-guessing its own citizens, unsure of who is loyal and who is not.
This Mossad-induced fear is not happening in isolation. Iran is already facing internal unrest, growing dissatisfaction after the 2022 morality police incident, and economic decline. Mossad’s strikes have only poured gasoline on a political wildfire.
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This post was published on June 17, 2025 9:50 AM
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