Iranian police forces have arrested two individuals accused of acting as spies under the guise of journalism, according to state media.

Iranian police have arrested 466 individuals accused of engaging in online activities aimed at undermining national security, according to state media reports.

In the midst of the war, the Iranian police chief warned regime opponents within his own country in drastic terms.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper also gave a press conference at CENTCOM HQ, Florida, addressing the ongoing operation against Iran.

Iranian police announced the arrest of 500 individuals accused of providing information to the country's enemies.

Iran's police chief, Ahmad-Reza Radan, warned potential protesters that security forces are on alert, following Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's call for Iranians to revolt against their government.

Armed police and security forces have reportedly flooded Iranian universities to suppress student protests, creating an uneasy atmosphere during the third round of nuclear program talks in Geneva.

Iranian police have arrested an individual in Fars province on charges of establishing a network across several provinces to sell unfiltered internet access via Starlink.

Israel and the USA have openly called on the local population to overthrow the religious regime. Tehran's reaction was not long in coming.

Police in Darrehshahr, Iran, have successfully seized 15 ancient Parthian coins, preventing their illicit trade and preserving historical artifacts.