Iran executes man accused of spying for Mossad

Iran  – (Special Correspondent / Web Desk) – Iran has executed a man found guilty of spying for Israel’s Mossad, amid rising tensions between the two nations and ongoing warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump. According to state-run IRNA, the individual, identified as Ali Ardestani, admitted to providing sensitive information to Mossad operatives in exchange for financial incentives through cryptocurrency.

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• Iran executed Ali Ardestani, convicted of spying for Israel’s Mossad.

• Ardestani reportedly shared sensitive information for cryptocurrency rewards.

• He was promised $1 million and a UK visa by Mossad.

• IRNA reported he provided images and videos of sensitive Iranian sites.

• Details of his arrest and detention were not disclosed

The report added that Ardestani was promised one million dollars and a UK visa, labeling him as a special agent recruited online by the foreign intelligence agency.IRNA did not share details about the convict’s arrest and his detention; however, it stated that the “special operative” images and videos of sensitive sites with Mossad.

Although Iran claims that the case went through proper legal procedure, human rights organisations alleged that the confessions are usually coerced thus undermining the principle of free and fair trial.

Since the 12-day Iran-Israel war last year, Iran has executed 12 people convicted of espionage related offenses. Iran accuses Israel of orchestrating covert attacks inside the country.

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Tensions are once again escalating between both countries, as Israel has repeatedly called for regime change in Iran. Trump has also threatened Iran with military action if deemed necessary.