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Espionage threats blur lines between security and dissent in Iran

Iran is using the threat of spy networks to detain and execute political opponents, analysts say.

Al JazeeraOctober 28, 20261 min read

Espionage threats blur lines between security and dissent in Iran

Iran is using the threat of spy networks to detain and execute political opponents, analysts say.

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