Iran Says It Dismantled Three Terrorist Cells Across Multiple Provinces
Members allegedly acting for the 'American-Zionist enemy' were killed or arrested while planning assassinations and sabotage, according to IRNA.
Iranian authorities have dismantled three terrorist operational cells across several provinces, according to IRNA.
IRNA reported that several individuals affiliated with the groups, described as mercenaries for what it called the "American-Zionist enemy," were killed or arrested. The report said the cells were allegedly planning assassinations and sabotage of vital infrastructure.
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- Iran dismantles three terrorist operational cells — IRNA (Iran)
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