Iran warns of death penalty, asset seizures for spying, aiding enemies

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Iran's judiciary announced that individuals accused of spying or aiding "hostile states" could face the death penalty and asset seizure under an enhanced law. This comes amidst ongoing conflict with the US and Israel, with over 1,000 arrests reported for activities deemed as intelligence cooperation or supporting enemy governments.

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Iranian media have reported more than 1,000 arrests over the course of the month, related to individuals accused of sharing anti-government content online, or "cooperating with the enemy. ".

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