Iran police arrest three for spying on sensitive sites
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Iranian police arrested three individuals accused of spying on sensitive locations within Iran. Separately, a Nigerian terror suspect admitted to spying on US and Israeli embassies for Iran. These developments indicate ongoing espionage activities affecting Iran's security and its diplomatic relations with the US, Israel, and Nigeria.
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- •Iranian police arrested three people on March 24, 2026, for spying on sensitive sites in Iran.
- •A Nigerian terror suspect admitted on March 26, 2026, to spying on US and Israeli embassies on behalf of Iran.
- •The arrests and confessions reflect Iran's focus on countering espionage threats from foreign and domestic actors.
- •These incidents involve multiple countries, including Iran, Nigeria, the United States, and Israel.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Iranian authorities increase counter-espionage operations Iran could strengthen its internal security, potentially reducing espionage risks but increasing tensions with countries accused of spying.
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