Julie Levesque: Fabricating a Smoking Gun to Attack Iran?

Israeli Spies Disguised as Iranian Soldiers on Mission inside Iran: A report published in The Sunday Times on March 25 suggests that Israel is using a permanent base in Iraqi Kurdistan to launch cross-border intelligence missions in an attempt to find a "smoking gun" evidence that Iran is building a nuclear warhead. Western sources told the Times, Israel is using a permanent base in Iraqi Kurdistan to launch cross-border intelligence missions in an attempt to find "smoking gun" evidence that Iran is building a nuclear warhead. Western sources told the Times Israel was monitoring "radioactivity and magnitude of explosives tests" and that "special forces used Black Hawk helicopters to carry commandos disguised as members of the Iranian military and using Iranian military vehicles". The sources believe that Iranians are trying to hide evidence of warhead tests in preparation for a possible IAEA visit". The number of Israeli intelligence missions at the Parchin military base in Iran has increased in the past few months, according to the article. During that period, Tehran has been negotiating with the IAEA, which had requested to visit Parchin. According to Iran's permanent representative to the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, both parties had agreed in early February that the visit would take place in March. The IAEA requested to visit Parchin in late January and late February, after having agreed to a visit in March. The IAEA thus requested to visit the military complex exactly at the same time Israel was intensifying its secret operations to allegedly search for a "smoking gun." A few years ago it has been suggested that Israel was the source of fake intelligence, a stolen laptop, related to Iran's alleged nuclear program.