In Dimona, did Iran 'kill' the brains behind Israel's nukes? Shocking intel on IRGC's Natanz revenge

Iran’s latest strike on Dimona has blown open one of Israel’s most sensitive secrets – how close can an enemy get to its nuclear heart before the “red lines” truly snap. Hours after Iranian hypersonic and ballistic missiles hit the town of Dimona, open‑source intelligence (OSINT) accounts began circulating precise coordinates of the impact site, just kilometres from the Negev Nuclear Research Center.OSINT sleuths geolocated the strike to a shelter-like structure inside Dimona, sparking a firestorm of speculation: did Tehran just send a warning shot at the very ecosystem that houses Israel’s nuclear scientists? Watch the video to know more.