Iran: Iran's United Nations mission has dismissed recent allegations suggesting that Tehran is recruiting Iranians to assassinate Israeli officials, labeling the claims as unfounded. In a statement responding to queries from American media, the Iranian UN mission refuted assertions made by Israeli intelligence. These assertions alleged that Iran is engaging Iranian-origin residents from Israeli-occupied territories to collect sensitive information for potential missile strikes or assassination attempts targeting Israeli officials. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, The Iranian mission emphasized that the report lacks credibility and logical basis. It argued that, from the perspective of the Zionist regime, suspicion would naturally first fall on individuals of Iranian descent, followed by Muslims. Therefore, the mission suggested that Iranian intelligence would logically seek to engage non-Iranian and non-Muslim individuals for such activities.