Spy crisis in Israel: 2 people detained on suspicion of espionage for Iran

Israel has detained 2 of its citizens on charges of spying for Iran.

According to a report by the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, an investigation has been launched into 2 people who were detained yesterday on accusations of spying for Iran.

It was noted that the investigation into the 2 Israeli citizens, who were detained on suspicion of "committing security crimes and acting as agents" under the instructions of Iran, is being conducted by the Israeli internal security service Shin Bet and the police.

It was stated that a publication ban has been imposed regarding further details of the investigation.

In recent times, a large number of Israeli citizens have been arrested within Israel on charges of spying for Iran.

THE CONFLICT THAT BEGAN WITH ISRAEL'S VIOLENT ATTACKS ON IRAN

On June 13, Israel carried out large-scale attacks targeting the military's high command, primarily nuclear facilities in various cities across Iran.

While the Iranian Chief of General Staff, the Commander-in-Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, several high-ranking commanders, and 9 nuclear scientists died in the attacks, the total civilian death toll was announced as 78.

It was reported that 3 people died and 172 were injured in the retaliation by the Iranian army against Israel with ballistic missiles.

Many countries, led by Turkey, condemned Israel.

News Source: AA