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The war between Israel and Iran continues. Missiles are being fired by Israel at different places in Iran. In such a situation, not only the Israeli missile is a problem for Iran, but the agents of Israeli intelligence agency Mossad are also allegedly roaming the streets of Iran. Iran has so far arrested dozens of people on Jasusi’s suspicion, as Iran fears that Mossad agents are infiltrating her country. Let us know that since the attacks started last week, 28 people have been arrested in Iran’s capital Tehran since last week.
How to identify detectives?
The suspicion of Iran’s spy and smuggling of weapons through Mossad spies in Iran has become so strong that the Iranian government has issued guidelines to help its citizens recognize the spies. A statement from the Iran government advises to be vigilant towards people making video near military, industrial or residential sites carrying big bags, especially masks or glasses wearing masks or glasses, especially masks or glasses.
A poster published by Iran’s Noor News has asked to be careful with those who wear masks, hats and sunglasses at night “and individuals who get” frequent package delivery by courier “. Iran’s citizens have been asked to report “unusual voices from indoors, such as screaming, sound of metal appliances, frequent explosions” and “even the day -to -day houses”.
60 people arrested
Meanwhile, Islamic rule in Iran has arrested many people across the country who have been reportedly found to be broadcast articles in support of the Jayoni regime. These people have been accused of interrupting “psychological security of society”. In this episode, at least 60 such accused have been arrested in Isfahan city. Explain that a special unit has been set up within the wonder office of Tehran, which keeps an eye on news organizations and people with big followers on social media. Action was further intensified on Tuesday, in which several activists were arrested and many other people have been officially warned. According to the Fars news agency, the country’s ISNA media outlets have also been warned by the government to fail to follow the rules.
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