Authorities in Iran have confirmed the arrest of four individuals accused of carrying out espionage activities on behalf of Israel, according to reports released by state media.
Officials claimed that the suspects were linked to Mossad and had been involved in gathering and transmitting sensitive information. The materials allegedly included images and detailed intelligence related to security installations.
The arrests were reportedly conducted by operatives of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a key security arm of the Iranian state. Following their detention, the suspects were handed over to judicial authorities for further legal proceedings.
Authorities have not disclosed the identities of those arrested, nor have they provided details regarding legal representation or the specific charges that may be filed.
As of now, there has been no official response from Israeli authorities. Additionally, the claims have not been independently verified, leaving some uncertainty around the details of the case.
Espionage-related accusations between Tehran and Tel Aviv are relatively common, reflecting the deep-rooted geopolitical tensions between the two countries.
Analysts note that such claims are often difficult to independently confirm, particularly when they originate from official sources without supporting evidence.
