You would have thought they would be carrying out their work in some incongruous downtown warehouses scattered around multiple facilities, whist using the Mountain as a decoy.
Meanwhile motor mouth just cannot be trusted, he has possibly revealed Israeli secrets again about Israeli agent's operating in Iran at the nuclear facility. Some exerts from the article
D9nald Trump appears to have blurted out top-secret intelligence on allied operations in enemy territory – again.
Reinforcing the reputation of his entire administration as being incontinent with secrets, he twice seemed to suggest at the Nato summit in the Hague that Israel had agents on the ground in Iran assessing the damage done by America’s bombardment of Fordow and other nuclear facilities.
Smarting from intelligence assessments leaked to the New York Times and CNN that cast doubt on his claim to have “obliterated” the nuclear programme with bunker-busting bombs and Tomahawk missiles, Trump used the most sensitive work of an allied nation to bolster his claims.
The president then went on to reveal what is likely to be either a lie or secret information somehow gleaned by agents from Iran. Tehran has insisted that the attacks on Fordow failed.
Trump said: “They went down, Iran went down to the site afterwards. They said it’s so devastated and they settled when they saw what we did to it… Two Iranians went down to see it and they called back and they said, ‘This place is gone’.”
Only secret agents working inside the Iranian government would have this kind of detail – that two people did an on-the-ground survey.
“It was hit brutally, and it knocked it out. The original word that I use, I guess it got us in trouble because it’s a strong word. It was obliteration. And you’ll see that. And it’s going to come out. Israel is doing a report on it now. I understand…
“You know, they have guys that go in there after the hit,” said the president of the United States – risking the lives of any agents who might be on the ground or in the Iranian inner circle.
He did so, he insisted, not to prove that he was right, but “I don’t want it for me. I want it for the pilots. I want it for the military. They did such a good job”.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b2776632.html