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Abu Zaid: I believe that the Iranian operation was multi-layered, combining cyber and electronic attacks with coordinated on-the-ground infiltrations by agents

Abu Zaid: Usually, archives of such sensitivity are typically protected by a full-scale security system, but it appears that Iranian intelligence managed to make use of a gap in it

Strategic military expert Nidal Abu Zaid: Iran has stripped "Israel" of the superiority and deterrence long boasted by its security minister, chief of staff, and other top officials

Fallahpour: Iran may use these documents in its battle with the United States and Western countries over its nuclear program

Fallahpour: Iran may have obtained additional documents related to "Israel's" regional projects, not just its nuclear program

Fallahpour: The coming weeks will be full of surprises, as Iran has forced Israeli intelligence agencies into a state of psychological exhaustion

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Tehran, Siavash Fallahpour: Iran has redefined the concept of deterrence, shifting it away from traditional military balance toward a new strategic framework

Sources to Al Mayadeen: Number of documents so great that merely studying them, along with accompanying images and footage will require a great deal of time.

Sources to Al Mayadeen: Large data trove was confirmed to have arrived to "safe sites".

Sources to Al Mayadeen: Operation had taken place in past, but large size of documents and need to transfer entire batch inside Iran necessitated secrecy.

Freedom Flotilla Madleen ship enters Egypt waters, Gaza next en route

Greta Thunberg and a group of international activists aboard the aid ship Madleen are nearing the Egyptian coast on a mission to break "Israel's" blockade on Gaza.

Iranian demonstrators walk on a caricature of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the annual Quds Day rally in support of Palestinians, in Tehran, Iran, Friday, March 28, 2025 (AP)

Iran hits 'Israel' hard without arms; intel breach lays Tel Aviv bare

Neo-Nazis hold a rally in Newnan, Ga., Saturday, April 21, 2018. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

Neo-Nazi militia 'The Base' rebuilds under Trump-era FBI

Pentagon spread UFO myths to shield secret-weapons programs: WSJ

Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida during a public address, March 6, 2025 (Al-Qassam Military Media)

Abu Obeida: Captive area surrounded, you won’t retrieve him alive

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Unvetted Starlink setup at White House sparks security fears: WashPo

A man cleans the street beside a destroyed old church as families return to their homes after spending nine years in a notorious displacement camp in the Syrian desert, in al-Qaryatayn, in the eastern Homs province of Syria, Tuesday, June 3, 2025 (AP)

Rukban Syrian displacement camp near Jordan border shut down

110 martyred, 1,000+ injured by IOF in Gaza aid distribution points

Iran acquired thousands of sensitive Israeli documents: Exclusive

Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of Artificial Intelligence", warns the public about the threats this technology poses to humanity on several different levels as he played a major role in the development process. Other technology giants have also warned about the dangers of AI. For instance, Elon Musk requested companies to put the development process on halt for a period of six months so that they can examine the technology's dangers and work around them.