Overview
- Iran’s judiciary says hearings have begun at Branch Two of the Revolutionary Court in Karaj for an unnamed dual citizen who resides in a European country.
- Prosecutors accuse the defendant of intelligence cooperation and espionage for Israel after alleged contacts and training with Mossad over two years.
- Officials say the IRGC Intelligence Organization arrested the suspect on the fourth day of the June 12-day conflict after he entered Iran about a month earlier.
- Authorities report seizing “sophisticated” spy and intelligence equipment at a villa in Karaj where the defendant was staying.
- The indictment cites offenses such as “corruption on earth” and “waging war against God,” charges that can carry the death penalty, presented as part of a broader crackdown since the June war.