Iran hangs alleged Israeli spy. Two thousand died within the protests | EUROtoday

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L’Iran executed a person after discovering him responsible of spying for Israel. This was reported by the Iranian information company Mizan. “Hamidreza Sabet Esmaeilipour, arrested on 29 April 2025, was hanged for the crime of espionage and intelligence cooperation in favor of a hostile intelligence service (Mossad, ndr) through the transfer of documents and classified information, after the verdict is confirmed by the Supreme Court and through legal procedures,” says Mizan.

The complete variety of deaths

At least they’re 6,221 lifeless confirmed through the wave of protests in Iran. This is the most recent knowledge revealed by Human Rights Activists News Agency (Food). Among these, we learn on the web site of the United States-based group, 5,858 protesters, 100 minors, 214 members of the safety forces and 49 individuals who weren’t demonstrators. The group confirms that work continues to confirm the circumstances of an additional 17,091 reported deaths. According to Hrana, they’re at the very least 42,324 folks arrested.

Arrests in Türkiye

Turkish safety and intelligence forces have dismantled a suspect spy community linked to Iran which operated inside Turkey, arresting six folks in coordinated raids in 5 provinces. According to the Sabah newspaper, the cell was gathering delicate army and safety data with the purpose of getting ready potential assault plans. Among the locations paid consideration to was additionally the Incirlik NATO basein southern Türkiye.

“There was no contact between me and (the US particular envoy, Steve ed.) Witkoffnor did we ask for interviews. However, some third nations are making efforts and consultations as mediators, and we’re in touch with them”: this was said today by Foreign Minister Iranian, Abbas Araghchispeaking to the press on the sidelines of a government meeting.

Araghchi then remarked that “diplomacy via army threats can not deliver outcomes” and that if the United States “desires negotiations to be held, they have to put apart threats, extreme calls for and illogical points”, because “talks require equal situations and mutual respect”.