Iran has arrested a network of agents linked to Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, who were trying to detonate explosives at a “sensitive center” in the central province of Isfahan, state-run Nour News reported, according to Bloomberg.
The devices were placed at the unknown location and the “terrorist operation” was foiled “a few hours” before it was carried out, Nour said without specifying where it got the information.
The Mossad-linked agents allegedly crossed into Iran from the Kurdish region of Iraq and received “several months of training” in an African country, the report said.
Isfahan, home to Iran’s main nuclear enrichment and missile facilities, has been the target of attacks in the past. Last year, Iranian officials blamed Israel for an April 11 incident that knocked out power to the Natanz nuclear facility and damaged a number of centrifuges.
Source: Capital
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