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Iran has executed Babak Shahbazi, claiming he sold sensitive data to Israel, after a trial marked by allegations of torture and forced confessions. Shahbazi was detained for writing a letter to Ukraine's president offering help, amid Iran's ongoing shadow war with Israel and recent escalation in espionage and military tensions.
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Iran is actively reconstituting its missile program, focusing on acquiring planetary mixers to rebuild missile fuel infrastructure, as it prepares for potential UN sanctions. The effort follows recent Israeli strikes targeting missile sites and infrastructure, highlighting ongoing regional tensions and Iran's strategic emphasis on missile deterrence.
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Iran has executed six inmates accused of carrying out attacks in Khuzestan on behalf of Israel, following a wave of executions amid heightened tensions after the June Iran-Israel war. The prisoners, identified as Arab political prisoners, were reportedly tortured and coerced into confessions. The executions are part of Iran's broader crackdown on dissent and suspected spies, with over 1,000 executions reported in 2025.
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German authorities arrested three men suspected of being Hamas foreign operatives involved in procuring weapons for potential attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany. The suspects, two Germans and one Lebanese-born, were found with weapons including an AK-47 and pistols. They are scheduled for court appearance today, amid heightened security across Europe.
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Iran has executed a man in Qom for alleged espionage linked to Israel, following his contact with Israeli intelligence in 2023. The execution aligns with recent executions of individuals accused of collaborating with Israel, amid heightened tensions after Israeli strikes on Iran. The case highlights Iran's ongoing shadow war with Israel.
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European authorities, with Mossad's involvement, have dismantled Hamas and Hezbollah terror networks across Europe. Arrests in Germany, UK, Austria, and Denmark reveal plans for attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets, with weapons and drone parts seized. The investigations highlight growing international cooperation against terror threats.
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Austria has charged two former Syrian officials, including Brig. Gen. Khaled al-Halabi, with war crimes related to torture and repression during the Syrian uprising. Halabi, a double agent for Mossad, has been in Austrian custody since December 2024. The case highlights ongoing efforts to hold Syrian regime figures accountable in Europe.
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The Houthi-controlled court in Sanaa sentenced 17 individuals to death for espionage linked to US, Israeli, and Saudi intelligence. The verdict follows accusations of spying that allegedly led to attacks killing dozens. The sentences are appealable, amid ongoing tensions over Yemen's security and regional conflicts.
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Turkish authorities arrested three defence company executives on suspicion of spying for foreign powers, initially linking them to the UAE, but later removing that detail. The suspects are accused of attempting to share employee biographical data. Turkey's defence exports increased significantly in 2024, driven by military drone sales.