Iranian prosecutor general announces system for reporting 'US, Israeli agents': state media

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Iran’s Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahedi-Azad says civic participation has dealt a severe blow to the “US-Israeli agenda of creating insecurity and chaos” in the country, state-run IRNA reports.

Addressing an event in Tehran, he announced the creation of a secure, anonymous reporting system for the public to report on “the activities of US and Israeli agents in Iran”.

Through this system, over 20,000 reports on individuals linked to “Zionist and American espionage and terror networks” were received, he said according to IRNA.

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