Iran has arrested four individuals suspected of spying for Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad, according to a statement reported by state media IRNA.
The arrests were carried out by intelligence units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Authorities said the suspects were allegedly in contact with Mossad operatives and were gathering information on sensitive military and security sites.
According to the statement, the individuals collected images and coordinates of locations and shared them through online platforms with foreign handlers. The suspects have been handed over to judicial authorities for further legal proceedings.
Iranian officials did not disclose the identities of those detained or provide independent evidence to support the allegations.
The arrests come amid heightened security measures inside Iran during the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel. Iranian authorities have increased surveillance and detention operations, citing threats linked to foreign intelligence networks.
In recent days, Iran has reported multiple arrests linked to alleged espionage and security-related activities across different provinces, reflecting a broader crackdown during the conflict period.
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