The report also revealed that when Iran was negotiating long-term loans with Western European countries to prevent economic collapse, Israeli intelligence closely followed the negotiations and discovered a strategy of deceit used by Iranian negotiators to get better rates and longer terms out of European lenders by telling them that other lenders had offered better rates and longer terms. Israel threatened to expose this information if Arad was not released, and when Iran refused, Israel carried out its threat, which resulted in negotiations being halted.
The report also revealed that during Iran's discussions with Western European countries for long-term loans to avoid economic collapse, Israeli intelligence closely monitored these talks. They discovered a deceptive strategy employed by Iranian negotiators to secure better terms and longer repayment periods from lenders by falsely claiming other offers were more favorable. Israel threatened to disclose this information if Arad was not released, and when Iran did not comply, Israel carried out its threat, leading to negotiations being halted.