
Iran says it dismantled group with ties to Israel's Mossad
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51% : TEHRAN, Iran (AP) --46% : The report also said Iranian forces arrested all members of the group and confiscated a large amount of weapons, explosives, and technical and communication equipment belonging to the group in several operations across Iran.
43% : According to Iran's state-run TV, members of the group had entered Iran from an unspecified neighboring country's Kurdish-populated area.
35% : In May, an unexplained incident struck the Parchin military complex, a major military and weapons development base east of Tehran, killing an engineer and injuring another employee.
22% : Iran claimed on Saturday that its intelligence agents dismantled a group linked to the Israeli spy agency Mossad, which had allegedly planned terror operations inside Iran.
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