US accuses Israel: you spied after talks with Iran

As the deadline for the powers' agreement with Iran comes closer, the tension between Israel and the US administration is rising - now the United States accuses Israel that during the time when there were nuclear talks with Iran, Israel used spyware designed to thwart the talks.

According to the charges, Israel used the information obtained through espionage to convince members of Congress against the emerging deal between Iran and the great powers. The one who publishes the allegations by government officials is the Wall Street Journal.

In an interview with the magazine, a senior of the US administration says that "it is one thing that the US and Israel spy one after the other, but it is quite another thing that Israel is stealing secrets from the United States and uses them against American diplomacy."

According to the newspaper publication, the espionage exposure occurred because US intelligence agencies had intercepted calls between Israeli sources, containing encrypted information said only in private conversations between world powers and Iran, leading to the obvious conclusion that there is spyware.

Israel, of course, denies vehemently, claiming that the source of information is Iranian officials who were the second side conversations. In response to the Wall Street Journal, the Office of the Prime Minister said - "These allegations are completely false. The State of Israel does not spy after the US or other allies of Israel. These false claims are intended to undermine the strong ties between America and Israel, including security and intelligence activities we share".

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