🔥Israeli Chief of Staff Declares Strikes on Iran's Nuclear Program

In a striking revelation, Israeli Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir announced that the Israeli military has been targeting Iran’s nuclear program "in a way the enemy never imagined." His statement, made during a high-level security briefing, underscores a significant escalation in Israel’s covert and overt efforts to counter what it views as a critical threat to regional stability and its national security.

Lt. Gen. Zamir did not provide specific details on the operations, but his comments suggest a broadening of Israel's military and cyber warfare tactics aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear ambitions. “The Israeli Defense Forces are operating with determination and creativity to ensure Iran never becomes a nuclear-armed state,” Zamir stated. “We are attacking the nuclear program at points and with methods the enemy never anticipated.”

While the full scope of these operations remains classified, analysts believe the campaign could include cyberattacks, sabotage missions, and intelligence operations, in addition to precision airstrikes. In recent years, suspected Israeli operations have included the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists and mysterious explosions at sensitive Iranian facilities. The latest declaration may signal a more integrated and sustained strategy.

Iran has consistently claimed that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Western powers and Israel maintain that Tehran is working to develop nuclear weapons capabilities. The collapse of the 2015 nuclear agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), further strained diplomatic efforts and increased tensions across the region.

Zamir’s remarks may also be aimed at reinforcing deterrence and sending a message to both Tehran and the international community that Israel will act unilaterally if necessary. “We will not wait for the world to wake up,” he added. “Our operations are part of a broader campaign to secure the future of our people and prevent a nuclear Iran.”

Iranian officials have yet to respond directly to Zamir’s comments, but the statement is likely to inflame an already volatile situation, raising the stakes for regional conflict and international diplomacy.