Iran Kurdistan strikes and Ahmadinejad in Israeli plan

Reports indicate that the Israeli Mossad agency was planning to overthrow the Iranian regime through an operation involving targeting Revolutionary Guards sites near the border with Iraq in Iranian Kurdistan, with the aim of allowing Kurdish fighters to cross into Iran and confront the regime. The plan also included extensive movements to escalate mass protests and ignite unrest within Iran, as well as a concept of employing former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the country's leader. However, the Mossad's plan was not finalized, and the agency's new chief dismissed two senior officials who had been involved in designing it as part of a comprehensive reorganization. This occurred alongside broad security and field efforts by Israel and the United States, which faced opposition and reservations from Turkey and the Kurds, leading to a slowdown in the implementation of some plans. Discussions about future strategies against Iran continue.

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