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Ongoing Story· Day 42

Two Israeli Arabs Arrested for Alleged Foreign Intelligence Ties

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IDF Soldier Indicted for Spying for Iran

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An IDF soldier has been indicted for allegedly passing sensitive military information to Iranian entities for about a year. Arrested last month, the soldier faces charges including espionage and contact with a foreign agent. The information transferred included details on his unit's activities, deployments, and photographs of military assets. The indictment was filed by the Military Prosecutor's Office.

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  • An IDF soldier was indicted for allegedly transmitting sensitive information to Iranian elements.
  • The soldier maintained contact with Iranian handlers for about a year.
  • He allegedly provided details on his unit's activities, alert statuses, and deployments.
  • Photographs of military vehicles and American aircraft were reportedly transferred.
  • Charges include espionage and contact with a foreign agent.
IDF Soldier Indicted for Spying for Iran
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