How did Israel carry out the attack that rocked Iran?

Guided by spies and artificial intelligence, the Israeli Army has started fire in the dark of the night through fighter planes and smuggled fears, maiming Iran with part of the missile and air protection systems.

With greater freedom to fly over Iran, Israel has then bombed nuclear centres and killed top military generals and Iranian scientists.

Until Iran has mobilized to avenge itself a few hours later, its capacity has only been weakened by previous Israeli attacks.

The situation has been described this way after discussions with 10 officials and former Israeli intelligence and military sector officials, some of whom have spoken to the Associated Press news agency on anonymous terms so that they can provide more information on operations, the report reads. Periscope.

Some of their claims could not be verified. But the former head of research at the Israeli spy agency Mossad, Sima Scheele, has confirmed the skeleton of the attack, saying there has been internal information on how it is planned and executed.

“Sulmi is the culmination of many years of Mossad's work aimed at Iran's<x1 nuclear programme, said Sima Shine, former director of research in Mossad, and is now an analyst at the Institute for National Security Studies.

The dose of surprise has been added because of Iranian officials' beliefs that Israel would not carry out any attacks, while Iran has been engaged in talks with the United States concerning the advanced nuclear programme.

Although a sixth round of meetings was planned between the two countries Sunday in Oman, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah has activated the operation “On the rise you play” on Friday.

American President Donald Trump has been informed of the launch of the attack.

Netanyah has said over the years that neutralising Iran's nuclear programme is vital to Israel's security, so Israel has taken action to weaken Iran's military-grade uranium capacity.

However, Netanyahu has said that a more aggressive attack has been necessary, as Iran has continued to enrich its programme despite American diplomatic efforts and warnings by UN observers.

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatallah Ali Khamei, has repeatedly called for the destruction of Israel. Iranian political leaders have said their nuclear programme is for defence purposes, though it is the only state without a bomb enriching uranium at almost military level.

Iran'sunderage smuggling

Mossad and the Israeli Army have been working together for at least three years to establish the foundation of the operation, according to a former intelligence official who has said he has knowledge of the attack.

The attack is also planned on the basis of information Israel has collected during the wave of air strikes in October last year, during which “is highlighted as the weakness of Iranian defence systems”, said Naysan Rafati, Iran analyst at the International Crisis Group.

To destroy even more Iranian air defense and missile systems in the beginning of last week's attack, Mossad agents have smuggled high-profile weapons into Iran that have hit targets from proximity, according to two security officials, who have spoken on condition of anonymity.

Among these guns were small fears which agents drove into the country by car, according to a former intelligence official.

Mossad agents have deployed weapons very close to the centres to launch Iranian ground-air missiles, Shine said.

According to her, the agency works with a host of people, locals and Israelis.

Use of human and artificial intelligence to select targets

To analyze information collected from various sources, Israel has used artificial intelligence, an intelligence official, involved in selecting individuals and centres targeted, has said.

He has said artificial intelligence has been used to help the Israelites sift their treasure of data.

The work started in October last year, according to an official who spoke in anonymous terms, since he was not authorized to speak to the media; it means a month before Netanyah has declared he has ordered plans for the attacks.

An Associated Press research earlier this year has revealed that the Israeli army uses American models of artificial intelligence in war, to monitor communications and learn enemy movements.

These models have been used in the Hamas wars in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Both Hamas and Hezbollah are declared terrorist organisations from the United States and other powers.

The intelligence official, who is involved in identifying possible targets, has said the options were initially high figures of leadership, the military, then civilian ones as well as infrastructure.

Targets have been selected if they have proved to pose a threat to Israel if they are deeply involved in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard . . . . The paramilitary force controlling Iran's ballistic missiles.

This official said he had the job of creating a list of Iranian generals, including details about them, where they work and how they spend their leisure time.

Among the top military officials killed by Friday is General Hossain Salami, leader of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and General Mohammed Bagheri, chief of staff of Iran's armed forces.

Besides artificial intelligence, Mossad has also relied on spies to identify leading nuclear scientists and members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, according to a security official. At least eight members of the Guard, including the head of the nuclear programme, have been killed in an Israeli attack on an underground bunker.

Iranic Equipment

Another aspect of the attack has been the crackdown on Iranian equipment used to transport and launch missiles.

Shine has said the strategy has been similar to Ukrainian operations earlier this month in Russia. In that operation, nearly a third of Moscow's strategic bombers have been destroyed or damaged by fears produced with little money, which have penetrated Russian territory, according to Ukrainian officials.

In an interview for Iranian state television, state police chief General Ahmadreza Radan has said that a lot of devices carrying minor fears and some fears have been discovered “.

According to him, “a number of traitors are trying to reach the air system for protection by flying mini-drone”.

How far does this go?

Mossad is believed to have carried out a host of underground attacks on the Iranian nuclear programme in recent years, including cyber attacks and the killings of Iranian nuclear scientists.

However, he has rarely admitted he was behind those operations.

Early in 2000 and later, Iranian uranium - enrichment centrifuges have been destroyed by the so - called Stuxnet computer virus known to have been created by Israelis and Americans.

In 2018, Israel had stolen Iran's nuclear research archive, which included tens of thousands of documents, said Yossi Cooperwaser, retired general and former military intelligence researcher who currently heads the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security.

In July 2024, Israel killed a senior leader of Hamas, Ismail Haniyehu, with a bomb in the guest bedroom at the home of an official in Tehran.

Israel's attack last week at the heart of Iran's nuclear programme and military facilities has not come without plans, retired Israeli General Amir Avivi, who heads the Israeli Forum for Protection and Security, has said.

He has said this operation has been the result of Israeli “intelligence and work that has been done over the years in Iran, and the creation of a large presence”. /REL/