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Iranian authorities have arrested dozens of individuals accused of espionage and terrorism with ties to foreign intelligence agencies. The operation spanned multiple provinces, targeting networks allegedly involved in sabotage and information theft. The Intelligence Ministry says the crackdown is part of continuous efforts to safeguard national security.
China has detained U.S. citizen Min Zin, a political analyst at a Myanmar policy think tank, on espionage and national security charges. The arrest, confirmed on June 14, has sparked consular engagement and occurs amid evolving U.S.-China relations.
The Pentagon has raised its espionage threat level from Israel to 'critical' as Washington negotiates with Tehran. The escalation follows increased Israeli surveillance on U.S. officials involved in Iran policy. Israel denies the allegations, but analysts say it is deeply concerned about a potential U.S.-Iran deal.
The Pentagon has raised the threat level for Israeli espionage to the highest category, citing growing internal security concerns amid heightened US-Israel tensions. US military sources confirm the decision targets potential intelligence operations against key US installations.
The Pentagon's intelligence agency has raised the threat level of Israeli espionage to 'critical' over concerns that Israel is spying on senior US officials to gain insight into White House discussions on ending the war with Iran. Tensions have grown between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, who disagree on how to conclude the conflict. Recent reports highlight Israel's aggressive surveillance attempts, including efforts to monitor Trump's special envoy and Pentagon officials.
William Majcher, a former Canadian police officer charged with spying for China, has been acquitted of national security offenses after prosecutors failed to prove criminal conduct. The British Columbia Supreme Court judge said the evidence was entirely circumstantial and the arrest appeared based on generalized suspicion.
Two Chinese nationals were sentenced by a Seoul court to prison terms for illegally filming fighter jets at multiple South Korean and US military bases and attempting to intercept air traffic control communications. The court cited violations of South Korea's National Security Act. One man received 18 months, the other 12 months, with both to be deported after serving their sentences.
A federal jury in New York on May 11 found local resident Chen Jian guilty of acting as an unregistered agent for China, accused of running a 'secret police station' in Manhattan's Chinatown. Prosecutors say he gathered intelligence on dissidents and sent reports to Chinese security agencies, receiving over $200,000 in funding. He faces up to 10 years in prison.
Iran confirmed the execution of a man convicted of spying for the CIA and Mossad. The execution followed a court ruling after the individual confessed to passing classified information to foreign intelligence agencies.
