The IRGC’s intelligence service arrested a person spying for Israel in the city of Kerman in central Iran, the head of the local judiciary announced on Tuesday, according to the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency.
The official, Ebrahim Hamidi, claimed that the suspect was planning to carry out “anti-security measures” in the area.
“The accused has made several trips to different countries with the aim of transferring information and training for anti-security and subversive measures through communication with intelligence officers, and his last trip was to a neighboring country,” added the judiciary official.
Hamidi stated that the suspect had communicated with Israeli military and intelligence organizations over the internet and through encrypted software.
