Jfeed US Vice President Accused of Leaking Israeli Plan to Turkey
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- •Israeli officials allege US Vice President Vance leaked a Mossad plan to Turkey.
- •The leaked plan aimed to mobilize Kurdish forces against Iran, creating internal challenges for Tehran.
- •Vance's team has categorically denied the allegations, calling the report false.
Israeli sources have accused US Vice President J.D. Vance of leaking a Mossad plan to Turkey, which aimed to mobilize Kurdish forces against Iran. The leak allegedly allowed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to warn President Donald Trump, resulting in the plan's cancellation. The Mossad's initiative sought to create internal pressure on Tehran by activating millions of Kurdish fighters, but was viewed as a direct threat by Turkey. Vance's team denied the allegations, calling the report false. This incident highlights tensions within the Trump administration regarding Iran policy and raises concerns about US-Israeli relations. If confirmed, the leak would represent a significant breach of trust between the two nations.
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