IRGC: U.S.-Israeli anti-security network dismantled

Pars Today – The Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced the identification and dismantling of an anti-security network operating inside Iran under the guidance of U.S. and Israeli intelligence services.

According to the IRGC Intelligence Organization, the network was discovered and dismantled after several rounds of surveillance, monitoring, and intelligence operations.

According to Pars Today, the IRGC statement reads as follows:

We inform the honorable people of Iran that, through actions carried out by the IRGC Intelligence Organization, an anti-security network operating inside the country under the guidance of U.S. and Israeli intelligence services was identified and, after several rounds of surveillance, monitoring, and other intelligence measures, has been dismantled.

The Zionist regime, acting as the United States' proxy in the region, after its failure in the 12-day war, has turned its policies and schemes toward undermining public security — perhaps in the hope of making up for its humiliating military defeat.

In this context, the regime had established a network of deceived and treacherous elements aimed at undermining Iran’s security in the latter half of autumn 1404 (2025). However, through divine providence and the vigilance of the IRGC’s security forces, the members of this network were caught in an intelligence trap and arrested."

This operation was carried out simultaneously in several Iranian provinces, during which cells linked to the Zionist regime that sought to undermine security were targeted and neutralized.