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Ex‑Mossad Chief Says Israeli Operatives 'Toured' Fordow Nuclear Site Many Times

The disclosure signals deep Israeli familiarity with a hardened underground facility and leaves key questions about Iran's remaining nuclear material.

IAEA Says Most of Iran’s Highly Enriched Uranium Likely Remains at Isfahan