Iran has launched a major security crackdown, claiming to dismantle a foreign-linked spy network with at least 50 arrests. According to Al Jazeera, citing Iranian sources, authorities allege the suspects collaborated with the United States and Israel by sharing sensitive infrastructure data. Officials say electronics, satellite gear, and weapons were seized, pointing to an organized operation. In a separate raid in Tehran, police uncovered firearms, grenades, and ammunition. Iranian officials describe the action as neutralizing sabotage threats, though the claims remain unverified with no response yet from Washington or Tel Aviv. Watch