Iran Executes Two Individuals Over Espionage and Sabotage Charges

Tehran. Two individuals have been executed in Iran on charges of involvement in espionage and sabotage. Al Jazeera reported the news, citing information from the government-affiliated Tasnim News Agency. 

According to the report, the individuals were convicted of being members of a network linked to Mossad. It is stated that they had received training in secure communication, identifying sensitive locations, and preparing explosive materials.

They were also accused of being involved in arson and attacks on military and public sites. Furthermore, it is claimed that they sent videos of their activities to contacts abroad and received payments via cryptocurrency. 

According to the Tasnim News Agency, the network had been under surveillance by security agencies for a long time. It is reported that they were later given a new assignment to attack public services and military centers located in Tehran.