Iran arrests 20 people for sharing military information with Israel

Iranian authorities announced the arrest of 20 people in the city of Urmia, accused of sending military, police and security locations to Israel.

The Tasnim News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reports that several mercenary networks suspected of links to Israeli agents have been hit. The arrests were made following a court order, according to a statement from the West Azerbaijan central prosecutor.

Authorities have not provided additional details on the identities of those arrested or further investigations, but the announcement comes at a time when tensions between Iran and Israel remain high.

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