New Documents Expose Israeli Plot with Kurdish Separatists Against Iran

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, new intelligence suggests that Israel had prepared a plan to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran, which involved training and arming Kurdish separatist elements for armed operations against the Iranian government. This scheme, reportedly codenamed ‘Project Garden,’ was an expensive international operation managed from outside Mossad headquarters.

The Israeli television network Channel 13 reported on this plan, stating that it was implemented in the early days of the 40-day war. However, a series of developments on the ground and in the region, including the vigilance of the public, armed forces, and officials, led to the plan’s failure. Despite this, the Israeli outlet claimed that the ‘execution of this plan was halted by an order from the United States.’

The Israeli regime’s plan involved thousands of Kurdish separatists arriving in occupied territories to undergo training for scenarios aimed at overthrowing Iran, serving as a prelude to the subversion plot. Channel 13 alleged that three days after the commencement of the recent conflict involving Iran, a message arrived from the U.S. instructing them not to proceed with the plan.

This revelation comes amid past criticisms by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the supply of weapons by America to Kurdish and separatist groups stationed on Iran’s borders. Trump has previously voiced concerns about their alleged unreliability and the disappearance of American weapons in their possession.

Furthermore, Iran’s armed forces executed preemptive operations during the initial days of the Ramadan war, targeting the readiness of Kurdish separatist groups to launch a ground offensive against the Islamic Republic.