Iran Releases First Batch of Secret Documents: No Response from Opposing Side

Tehran has released the first series of secret documents acquired by Iranian intelligence. Approximately 1,000 of these are said to be related to Israel's nuclear projects. This was reported by Tasnim News Agency.

These documents indicate that Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the IAEA, has fully cooperated with the Israeli government against Iran and has followed all instructions from Tel Aviv.

Iranian media first reported the acquisition of these secret documents on June 7. At that time, Information Minister Ismail Khatib referred to the documents as a "treasure trove of intelligence information" that would bolster the country's offensive capabilities.