Nascent Yemen

Head of the Intelligence and Public Security Department in Qom Province:

22 individuals arrested since the start of the aggression on suspicion of links to zion*st espionage agencies.

A day after the zion*st colony launched multiple coordinated cyberattacks targeting Iran’s banking network and state television, Iran responded with a missile strike on what is widely regarded as the regime’s cyber capital.

On Friday morning, Iranian armed forces initiated a new wave of Operation True Promise III, striking many important Israeli military, intelligence, and industrial sites that support the regime’s aggression — whether in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, or Iran.

One of the principal targets was Beer al-Sabe, considered the stronghold of the Israeli regime’s cyber industry and a central hub in its global cyber warfare apparatus.

According to Israeli media reports, the missile fired by Iran successfully evaded the regime’s multi-layered air defense systems. Despite initial detection, the missile intercept systems failed to neutralize the projectile.

The aftermath of the precision-guided strike showed thick plumes of smoke rising from a building reduced to rubble — identified as a key center of the Israeli cyber army.

Located near Ben-Gurion University, Beer al-Sabe is home to the Advanced Technologies Park (ATP) — a sprawling complex where the regime’s cyber warfare operations against countries like Iran are developed and coordinated.

This park houses major cybersecurity firms closely tied to the Israeli military and intelligence apparatuses, alongside multinational tech giants such as IBM, PayPal, and Oracle.

More critically, the city functions as a node for the integration of military and intelligence assets, with significant parts of Unit 8200 — Israel’s main cyber intelligence and surveillance division — based in Beer al-Sabe.

Within this ecosystem, the occupation army, private cyber firms, and academic institutions affiliated with the regime work in unison, using cyber warfare as a tool of settler-colonialism and expansionism in the region and beyond.

Ben-Gurion University itself plays a pivotal role in the regime’s cybersecurity research and collaborates extensively with its military and intelligence branches to develop offensive cyber capabilities in brazen breach of international laws.

Successive Israeli regimes have poured substantial investments into Beer al-Sabe to cement its status as the cyber capital of the Zionist entity, inviting top global cyber firms to set up operations there.

The regime has long weaponized cyberattacks to achieve its strategic objectives.

In 2009-2010, it partnered with the United States to launch a major cyberattack on Iran’s nuclear facilities — damaging centrifuges — marking one of the first known uses of cyber technology for destructive purposes, despite Iranian sites being under the UN surveillance.

Over the years, it has carried out cyberattacks on Iranian ports, fuel distribution networks, and railway systems, in blatant violation of international norms governing cyberspace.

The regime has also targeted resistance movements like Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, aiming to disrupt their communications and operations.

At the core of these operations is Unit 8200, a division that has gained notoriety for leading the Israeli military’s cyber intelligence and hacking efforts, conducting widespread surveillance, espionage, and offensive digital campaigns.

The regime has also deployed cyber tools to spy on governments and institutions around the world. Tools such as Pegasus spyware, developed by Israel’s NSO Group, have been used to covertly infiltrate mobile devices for intelligence gathering.

Given this record, regional cybersecurity officials say Friday’s Iranian missile strike on Beer al-Sabe was a long-overdue response to years of cyber aggression emanating from the city.

PressTV report

Grossi says IAEA report ‘not basis for war’ after threat of legal action from Iran.

An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said this week that the IAEA report on Iran helped pave the way for the zion*st war on the country –

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, said that the agency’s report accusing Iran of secret and illicit nuclear activity is not the reason behind zion*st war against the country, after Tehran signaled it would take legal action against him.

“A report on the nuclear verification in Iran could hardly be a basis for any military action. Military action, from whomever it comes, is a political decision that has nothing to do with what we’re saying,” Grossi told CNN.

“In that report, I also said that, at this point, we do not have any indication that there is a systemic program in Iran to manufacture a nuclear weapon. It’s true that in the early 2000s, there had been some activities which were assessed at that time as related to nuclear weapon development … we are not seeing this now,” he added.

When asked about a potential “timeline” in which Iran could build a nuclear weapon, Grossi said discussing a timeline would be nothing but “pure speculation.”

On 19 June, the Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami sent a letter to Grossi condemning the “the criminal Zionist regime’s repeated barbaric attacks” across Iran and on its nuclear facilities, adding that these attacks took place “despite repeated warnings to you regarding inaction, especially by the Board of Governors, which unfortunately operates under the guidance, influence, and support of three European countries, the US, and the Zionist regime.”

Eslami added that Tehran would seek “legal action” against him.

Earlier on Thursday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baqaei said Grossi has “betrayed the non-proliferation regime” and has made the IAEA “a partner to an unjust war of aggression” by Israel.

He also condemned the agency’s report and said it helped enable the zion*st war. “Too late,” he added, in response to Grossi admitting in an interview that there was “no proof” Iran seeks a nuclear weapon.

There is a religious fatwa against the development of nuclear weapons in Iran, and US intelligence assessments confirm that Tehran does not seek to weaponize its nuclear program. Nonetheless, Israel claims its US-backed war against the country aims to prevent Iran from building a nuke, and is pushing Washington to enter the conflict directly.

The war began just a day after the IAEA board passed a resolution accusing Tehran of non-compliance with its nuclear obligations under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Safeguards Agreement. The resolution was based on an IAEA report in late May, which claimed that Iran carried out secret nuclear activities with material not declared to the UN nuclear watchdog at three locations decades ago.

The Cradle Media report

Pro-zionist Head of the International Atomic Energy Association (IAEA) Rafael Grossi:

“Countries of the region have reached out directly to me over the past few hours to express their concerns, and I want to make it absolutely and completely clear -- in case of an attack on the Bushehr nuclear power plant, a direct hit would result in a very high release of radioactivity."















Pro-zionist Grossi has no intention to intervene or, by all means, to take measures to stop a possible nuclear attack!



He does not even considere to condemn the unprovoked attacks on Iran