Iran’s parliament has passed a bill introducing strict measures against individuals involved in espionage activities for Israel and the United States. This law comes after a recent conflict where tensions were high. The legislation aims to severely punish those involved in espionage, potentially with the death penalty. The government views this as a crucial step to protect national security. After the 12-day conflict, Iranian security agencies arrested many individuals suspected of spying. The new law also tackles the use of unauthorized internet tools and communication, with significant implications for digital activities.
New Iranian Law Escalates Penalties for Spying, Focusing on US and Israel
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