Sirjan:Kerman Four organized street sabotage networks, involving 31 individuals, have been identified and dismantled by Iran's Intelligence Ministry in Sirjan, Kerman Province.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the ministry reported that its forces, leveraging public reports and intelligence monitoring, successfully identified and arrested the network members. These groups were reportedly organized to disrupt public security and damage both public and private property.

The networks, appealing to teenagers and young people with their names, had specific roles and plans for engaging in nationwide unrest. They were involved in producing large quantities of Molotov cocktails and preparing tools to destroy urban surveillance cameras, as part of their preparations for street unrest and sabotage activities.

The ministry detailed that these individuals had previously engaged in significant acts of violence and destruction during the January 'coup.' This included setting fire to a governorate building, damaging banks and government offices, destroying public and private property, and urban cameras, as well as attempting to obtain weapons by attacking a police facility.

Citizens have been urged by the ministry to report any suspicious activities through its 113 hotline or official messaging channels.