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How CIA and MOSSAD hacked Iranian Reactor - Operation Olympic Games | VOICE OF BENGAL

Operation Olympic Games was a covert operation conducted by the United States and Israel to sabotage Iran's nuclear program. The operation, which began in 2007, involved the use of computer viruses and other cyber attacks to disrupt and damage Iranian nuclear facilities. The most well-known of these attacks was the Stuxnet virus, which was discovered in 2010 and is believed to have caused significant damage to Iranian nuclear centrifuges.

The operation was highly secretive, and the involvement of the United States and Israel was not officially acknowledged until years after it was first revealed by the media. It is not clear to what extent Operation Olympic Games was successful in achieving its goals, but it is believed to have set back Iran's nuclear program by several years.

The operation has been the subject of much debate and controversy, with some experts arguing that it was a necessary measure to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, while others have criticized it as a form of illegal sabotage that could set a dangerous precedent for future cyber attacks.



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