Iranian security forces on [date] successfully dismantled several terrorist cells in the country's southeast, allegedly linked to the United States and Israel. The operation took place in Sistan and Baluchestan province, an area with a history of unrest and insurgent activity.
According to a statement from Iran's Ministry of Intelligence, the cells were planning attacks to destabilize security in the region. Security forces seized a large quantity of weapons, ammunition, communication equipment, and training materials.
Investigators said the elements had received financial and logistical support from organizations affiliated with the US and Israel. However, there is no specific evidence of direct intervention by the two governments.
The operation followed months of surveillance and intelligence gathering. The suspects have been arrested and are being interrogated to clarify the network's operations and intended targets.
Iran frequently accuses the US and Israel of supporting terrorist groups to undermine national security, but both countries deny these allegations.
