Iran’s police chief Ahmadreza Radan warns that individuals acting on behalf of foreign enemies will be treated as enemies, signaling a tough stance on dissent during the ongoing regional conflict.
Iran’s national police chief, , has issued a stern warning that security forces are prepared to take decisive action against individuals accused of acting on behalf of foreign adversaries.
In remarks reported by Iranian media, Radan said that anyone involved in activities perceived to support enemy interests would be treated as an enemy by the state.
Strong Warning Amid War Conditions
The warning comes as Iran faces heightened tensions both externally and internally amid the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel.
According to Radan, Iranian security agencies are fully prepared to confront acts of sabotage, unrest, or dissent that authorities believe could undermine national security during the crisis.
Security Forces on High Alert
Iranian officials have repeatedly stated that security forces remain on high alert across the country, particularly as military operations and international pressure continue to escalate.
Authorities say the government is closely monitoring activities that could be linked to foreign intelligence or groups seeking to destabilize the country.
Growing Concerns Over Domestic Stability
Analysts note that statements from senior security officials often signal increased surveillance and enforcement measures, especially during periods of war or national emergency.
The remarks suggest that the Iranian government is determined to maintain internal stability while confronting external military threats.