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Iran Says It Arrested Over 3,000 People on Collaboration Charges Since Conflict Began
Iran's judiciary stated on June 22 that authorities arrested more than 3,000 people on charges of collaborating with foreign parties since the conflict started. FDD reported the announcement from official Iranian sources.
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Iran's judiciary announced on June 22 that authorities had arrested more than 3,000 people since the start of the conflict. The charges cited collaboration with foreign entities. FDD reported the statement directly from Iran's judiciary.
The announcement gave no further breakdown of the cases or locations of the arrests. The judiciary made the disclosure two days before the current date of June 24.
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