Two Israeli Reservists Arrested for Spying on Behalf of Iran

The suspects are accused of passing classified Iron Dome information to an Iranian handler and carrying out pro-Iranian propaganda activities.

Israeli authorities arrested two 21-year-old army reservists, Yuri Eliasfov and Georgi Andreyev, on suspicion of spying for Iran and aiding the enemy.
Eliasfov, who served in the Iron Dome air defense unit, allegedly passed classified information to an Iranian handler in exchange for financial compensation starting in September 2024.
The suspects are also accused of spraying pro-Iranian graffiti and displaying banners referencing Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Tel Aviv.
This arrest follows a series of similar cases in recent months, including espionage attempts targeting Israeli military sites and assassination plots against Israeli leaders.
Israeli security agencies warn citizens against engaging with foreign operatives, highlighting Iran's recruitment efforts through social media.