US EditionIran Shelters Remaining Nuclear Scientists and Arrests Alleged Mossad Operatives
- Iran’s Intelligence Ministry arrested 20 individuals suspected of working for Israel's Mossad across Tehran and other provinces, announced Saturday.
- These arrests followed Israel's 12-day air raids in June that targeted Iran’s military leaders, nuclear scientists, facilities, and civilian areas, causing severe damage.
- The Iranian judiciary vowed to impose harsh sentences without leniency, aiming to make an example of spies amid a recent rise in espionage executions.
- Spokesperson Asghar Jahangiri stated that the judiciary intends to deal harshly with individuals involved in espionage for the Zionist regime, ensuring strict punishments serve as a deterrent to others.
- The recent intensification of Iran’s crackdown, highlighted by the death penalty carried out on Rouzbeh Vadi, a nuclear scientist convicted of espionage, underscores the regime’s prioritization of national security amid economic difficulties and persistent nuclear-related issues.
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Twenty Suspected Mossad Spies Arrested in Iran
Iran has reportedly arrested 20 individuals, accusing them of espionage for Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, and has issued threats of execution. What Happened: According to a report, Iran’s judiciary has detained 20 people on charges of spying for Mossad. Asghar Jahangiri, the Judiciary spokesperson, announced the arrests in Tehran, stating that there would be no mercy for the alleged spies. Earlier this week, Rouzbeh Vadi, a distinguished…
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Top Iranian nuclear scientists go into hiding to avoid assassination by Israel
During the 12-day war, Israel killed more than 19 key Iranian nuclear scientists, a move that significantly set back Iran’s nuclear program. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Iran has sent its top nuclear scientists into hiding to avoid Israeli assassinations. During the 12-day war, Israel killed more than 19 key Iranian nuclear scientists, a move that significantly set back Iran’s nuclear program. Israel has made clear its intention to contin…
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