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Iran on Saturday said they have uncovered and dismantled multiple alleged espionage networks inside the country, claiming they were linked to Israel’s Mossad. According to Iran’s Intelligence Ministry and reports cited by Press TV, the operations were carried out across several provinces, including West Azerbaijan, Alborz, and Kerman. Officials allege the suspected operatives were planning coordinated attacks on sensitive infrastructure in Tehran, as well as high-profile assassinations targeting senior Iranian figures. The ministry further stated that one individual described as a “terrorist” was killed during a counterintelligence operation. In separate raids, additional suspects were reportedly detained before they could execute their alleged plans. Iranian authorities also claim that a range of equipment was seized, including micro air vehicles, firearms with suppressors, ammunition, and a Starlink satellite internet terminal.