Iran reported on the data received on Israel's missile program

The Iranian Intelligence Ministry has received information about Israel's missile program. This was reported on June 10 by Al-Arabi with reference to the Supreme National Security Council of Iran.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council confirmed in a statement on Monday evening that Israeli intelligence documents obtained by Iranian intelligence allow the Iranian armed forces to "immediately respond to any potential attack by the Zionist entity on the country's nuclear facilities," the publication said.

It is specified that the received documents contain information about nuclear projects and facilities. The data that Iran has received will improve the accuracy of missile hits.

In addition, it is noted that Iran plans to fully disclose the data later.

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