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Ongoing Story· Day 42

Two Israeli Arabs Arrested for Alleged Foreign Intelligence Ties

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Israeli Soldier Indicted for Spying for Iran Using Cryptocurrency

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An Israeli soldier has been indicted for allegedly spying for Iran, passing sensitive military information and receiving cryptocurrency payments. Arrested in September, the soldier maintained contact with Iranian operatives for a year, sharing details on military activities, bases, and personnel. The handler also instructed the soldier on communication methods and provided a potential payment of $200,000 to travel to Iran.

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  • An Israeli soldier faces charges for allegedly spying for Iran and receiving cryptocurrency.
  • The soldier shared sensitive military information, including unit activities and alert levels.
  • Information provided allegedly included details on military bases and equipment.
  • The soldier was instructed to use malicious communication apps and establish coded contact.
  • He was reportedly offered $200,000 to travel to Iran.
Israeli Soldier Indicted for Spying for Iran Using Cryptocurrency
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