Summary
Iranian authorities have warned against actions perceived as aiding enemies during a conflict with the United States and Israel. The Ministry of Intelligence has accused some people of working with foreign networks against Iran and promised strict punishments. The warning comes amid an internet blackout and ongoing military tensions following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Key Facts
- Iran is in conflict with the United States and Israel, now in its second week.
- The Ministry of Intelligence claims some people are helping enemies by sharing sensitive information.
- Authorities have warned of severe punishment for those seen as aiding enemies.
- An internet blackout in Iran limits access to news, leaving many to rely on foreign-based channels.
- Iranian authorities are jamming foreign channels they consider hostile.
- Military leaders have indicated a readiness to use force against perceived threats within the country.
- Police are instructed to act against looters or threats, with orders to use live fire if necessary.
- President Trump and Israeli leaders have encouraged Iranian citizens to resist their government.
