Iran seizes assets of 394 people accused of spying for 'hostile enemy'

🌐 Al-Monitor Middle East (IR) — 2026-09-22

Iran has confiscated assets belonging to 394 individuals accused of spying for a hostile enemy, a move occurring amid rising tensions between the US and Iran. The crackdown is part of heightened regional security concerns as threats are exchanged.

The crackdown comes amid heightened tensions in the region as the US and Iran trade threats.

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Iran seizes assets of 394 people accused of spying for 'hostile enemy'

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