Mossad in video to exiles from Iran: "The opportunity to influence is before you"

The Mossad has released videos aimed at Iranian exiles, calling on them to contact the organization and help their homeland. The videos state that exiles have the ability to understand complex situations and are people of action and thrill-seeking, and that the opportunity to influence is before them. Meanwhile, former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen said that Israeli forces have "strolled" many times at the Fordow nuclear site, and praised the American strikes there.

The Mossad released videos this week aimed at Iranian exiles, calling on them to contact the organization. The videos read: "If you want to help the homeland, you have the ability to understand complex situations, and you are people of thrill-seeking and action - the opportunity to influence is before you." It further stated: "It doesn't matter which country you live in. What happens in the homeland still concerns you. Even when you are far away, you have the opportunity to influence. Don't remain indifferent." Meanwhile, former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen said this week that Israeli forces have "strolled" many times at the Fordow nuclear site in order to study it. Cohen also addressed the progress of the Revolutionary Guards in the amount of enriched uranium in Iran, and claimed that 60% "is still far from a bomb." He praised the American strikes on the Fordow nuclear site, calling them "the fulfillment of all his dreams." According to US President Donald Trump, the last strike in June last year succeeded in destroying the nuclear site in Iran.