Iran Executes Man Convicted of Spying for Israel
Iran announced on Saturday that it had executed Hossein Fedraan, who was convicted of espionage for Israel and providing intelligence to the Mossad. According to Iran's judiciary, the information Fedraan supplied pertained to sensitive military sites and missile launch locations in the Isfahan province.
Iranian authorities claim that Fedraan acted in exchange for money and that the intelligence he provided aided Israeli strikes during the "With All Your Might" war. The judiciary's news agency, Mizan, reported that Fedraan was hanged after the Supreme Court upheld his death sentence.
Iran's judiciary stated that Fedraan was found guilty of espionage and intelligence cooperation with Israel. Mizan further alleged that the intelligence he passed on contributed to the targeting of a missile launch site in the Isfahan region.
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