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Iran’s Intelligence Ministry announced that 35 people have been arrested across the country in a series of operations. According to a statement published by the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), those detained include individuals allegedly linked to Mossad, arms traffickers, and members of separatist groups. The arrests were carried out in six provinces.
The ministry said the detainees face various national security-related charges and had been under surveillance for an extended period. However, authorities have not released detailed information about the identities of the suspects or the specific allegations against them. The investigation remains ongoing, according to the official statement.
The report, sourced from Al Jazeera and IRNA, did not provide further details about the timing or nature of the alleged activities, leaving the broader context of the arrests unclear.
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