Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Israel Allegedly Warned Iranian Generals Before Strikes
Following Israeli strikes against Iran, Israeli agents are accused of calling Iranian generals.
The agents gave the generals a short time to flee the country with their families.
They threatened them and suggested making videos that went against the country's leadership.
Some officials were killed in the strikes, including high ranking military leaders.
It's not known if the generals made the videos or left.
Israeli agents allegedly warned Iranian generals before strikes, giving them a 12-hour escape window.
The covert operation involved phone calls to top Iranian officials, hours after initial strikes.
Operatives offered generals the chance to make videos dissociating themselves from the Ayatollah Khamenei.
An Israeli agent reportedly told a general, "You have 12 hours to escape with your wife and child."
It is unclear if any generals made the videos or left Iran.
- Who
- Israeli agents and senior Iranian generals.
- What
- Israeli agents allegedly warned Iranian generals via phone calls, offering them an escape from strikes.
- When
- The phone calls occurred on June 13, shortly after the first wave of Israeli strikes.
- Where
- Tehran, Iran.
- Why
- To destabilize the Iranian theocratic regime.
Israeli Actions
Iranian Officials
Motivation Behind Calls
Israeli Actions
The goal was to undermine the leadership.
Iranian Officials
The goal was to protect the people.
- Warning Given To
- Senior Iranian Generals
- Warning Timeframe
- 12 hours
- Alleged Threats
- Death or capture if they did not leave
- Operation Aim
- Destabilize the regime
- Method
- Covert phone calls
Sources
Israel Strikes Iran Shortly After Trump Rebukes Netanyahu On Ceasefire Violation: Report
‘You have 12 hrs to flee or die’: Israeli agents warned Iranian generals | Leaked audio
Iran Issues Chilling Warning As Desertions Jolt Army After Israeli Attack: Report
