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Iranian Foreign Minister Admits Israel Knew of Secret Wartime Meetings

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi surrounded by reporters, cameras and microphones in a formal room

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Israel had advance information about sensitive security meetings held by senior regime officials during the war. In an unusual interview, he acknowledged that Iran has a security breach that may not yet have been located or closed. The report did not identify which wartime meetings were compromised, how Israel obtained the information or whether the meetings were attacked. It also did not say when the breach began, which Iranian institution was responsible for investigating it or whether Tehran had changed its security procedures after Araghchi's disclosure.

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