He Was Mossad's Secret Pawn - Ahmadinejad in Tehran's Funeral Crowd
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He Was Mossad's Secret Pawn - Ahmadinejad in Tehran's Funeral Crowd
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A former president of Iran, wounded months earlier and allegedly pulled out of his city by foreign operatives, stood in the funeral crowd for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei-an image tied to an operation that included malware, a warehouse break-in, and a decades-long penetration of Tehran. How did Mahmoud Ahmadinejad become the central asset in an operation that moved from Stuxnet’s invisible sabotage to agents lifting 100,000 classified documents, and what did he know standing among mourners?
In this episode, we lay out the documented record of two decades of operations inside Iran: the Stuxnet cyberattack at Natanz, a series of targeted killings of at least five nuclear scientists, the 2018 Mossad retrieval of over a hundred thousand AMAD Project files, and reporting on an operation codenamed Puss in Boots that named Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as its central figure-so what was the operation trying to achieve?
Person: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Event: Funeral of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Date: July 6, 2026
Operation: Puss in Boots
Document source: The New York Times and Haaretz
- Stuxnet malware at Natanz caused centrifuge rotors to misspin beginning around 2010, setting back Iran’s enrichment program.
- Between 2010 and 2020, at least five Iranian nuclear scientists were killed, including Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in 2020 by a remote-controlled machine gun.
- In 2018, agents removed more than 100,000 documents from a Tehran warehouse containing the AMAD Project files.
- Mossad maintained safe houses inside Iran dating back to before 1979, enabling physical operations in Tehran.
- Reporting by The New York Times and Haaretz identifies Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the central asset in an operation aiming to politically reshape Iran.
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