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Iran says it seized property of nearly 250 "traitors"
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- The individuals were accused of collaborating with "hostile" countries.
Iranian judicial authorities have ordered the confiscation of properties and financial assets belonging to 240 individuals accused of collaborating with 'Israel' and hostile Western states, state broadcaster IRIB reported.
According to the Iranian Judiciary, the targeted individuals executed propaganda campaigns and practical sabotage operations targeting national security, resulting in "extensive damage" to vital public infrastructure.
The asset seizures were executed pursuant to Iran's updated anti-espionage legislation, which significantly increased penalties for intelligence operations and subversive activities linked to foreign adversaries.
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