During Iran’s 12-day conflict with Israel in June, police arrested approximately 21,000 “suspects,” attributed to a surge in public reports of suspicious activity amid Israeli airstrikes. The crackdown also involved the deportation of Afghan migrants, with 261 espionage suspects detained, while law enforcement addressed over 5,700 cyber-crime cases, leading to seven executions for espionage since the war began.
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