Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Israel Executes 'Red Wedding,' 'Narnia' Operations in Iran
Israel launched secret missions called 'Red Wedding' and 'Operation Narnia' against Iran.
'Red Wedding' eliminated key military leaders, while 'Operation Narnia' targeted nuclear scientists.
These actions were the result of long-term planning, aimed at dismantling Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Covert operations were executed to prepare for the attacks, with the green light given on June 9th.
These events could cause big changes, with a ceasefire declared shortly after the strikes.
Israel conducted 'Red Wedding' targeting Iranian military leadership and 'Operation Narnia', assassinating nuclear scientists.
The operations, planned since the mid-1990s, aimed to dismantle Iran's nuclear program.
The operation's green light was given on June 9th with the final strikes occurring on June 13th.
Covert actions included deploying drones and disabling Iranian air defenses by Mossad.
A ceasefire was declared following the strikes on nuclear facilities and missile sites.
- Who
- Israel, targeting Iranian leadership and nuclear scientists.
- What
- Israel conducted the operations 'Red Wedding' and 'Operation Narnia' targeting Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists.
- When
- The final strikes occurred on June 13th.
- Where
- The location of the strikes was not explicitly stated.
- Why
- The operations aimed to dismantle Iran's nuclear program.
Iranian View
Israeli View
Responsibility and Justification
Iranian View
Condemnation of Israeli aggression and a potential retaliation.
Israeli View
Israel's likely justification would be for national security and preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
- Operation Names
- 'Red Wedding' and 'Operation Narnia'
- Date of Operations
- June 13th
- Targets
- Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists
- Planning Began
- Mid-1990s
- Decoy
- Netanyahu's personal leave and US-Iran tension reports
