Middle East Monitor Article RatingIsrael's Mossad chief threatens Iran
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
44% : "He pointed out that Israel is worried about the possibility that Russia will supply Iran with developed weapons in light of the military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran.41% : ""We know that the Iranians intended to sell Russia not only drones, but also short- and long-range missiles, a deal that was aborted," he claimed, adding: "Iran plans to sell more arms to Russia, and this could be aborted.
30% : David Barnea, head of Israel's intelligence agency Mossad, yesterday threatened Iran and revealed his agency had undermined Tehran's attempt to supply Russia with long and short range missiles.
20% : "Barnea's remarks came during a conference held in Reichman University in Herzliya, where he went on to threaten Iran and Iranian leaders "in the depth and heart of Tehran.
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