Dutch engineer Erik van Sabben played a crucial role in a clandestine USA- and Israeli-led operation in 2007 to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program by planting malware in control systems of an enrichment facility, citing a two-year investigation.

The engineer sneaked into the nuclear facility in the Iranian city of Natanz and delivered the Stuxnet computer worm, which reportedly cost over $1 billion to develop, into the systems.

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The virus crippled Iran’s nuclear program by damaging most of enrichment centrifuges.

The operation was initiated by the United States and Israel in 2004, but the Dutch government was kept in the dark about it. Van Sabben, who worked as an engineer in a Dubai-based shipping company, was recruited in 2005, according to the investigation.

In 2009, the engineer died in a motorbike crash, which his family and witnesses say was an incident. However, an anonymous source from the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) told Volkskrant that van Sabben “paid a high price” for what he did to Iran.

Sputnik / ABC Flash Point News 2024.

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Kidnapped by the System
Kidnapped by the System
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January 8, 2024 10:32

They call the Dutch, the Jews of Europe.