Iran to Release Documents Obtained from Israel's Intelligence

Tehran will soon publish a secret archive of Israeli documents acquired by Iranian intelligence, announced Esmail Qatibi, the Minister of Intelligence of the Islamic Republic, calling the archive a "treasure" that will enhance the country's offensive capabilities.

“The transfer of this treasure has taken a long time and required special security measures. Of course, the methods of transfer will remain secret, but the documents are set to be published in the near future,” the minister stated during an appearance on Iranian state television.

He also noted that the archive consists of thousands of individual documents obtained in Israel by agents of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Previously, it was reported that Iranian intelligence services had obtained a secret archive of documents pertaining to Israel's nuclear program. In addition, according to Qatibi, the documents contain confidential information about Israel's defense capabilities, as well as the Jewish state's relations with the U.S. and Europe.