Iran has begun the trial of a dual national with European citizenship, accused of espionage for Israel. The defendant, whose identity remains undisclosed, was arrested during the recent twelve-day conflict involving Israeli and United States strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Authorities claim to have found sophisticated spy equipment at the individual's residence and are investigating charges that could carry the death penalty.

Iranian officials have a history of accusing and executing individuals for alleged cooperation with Israeli intelligence. Recent cases include the execution of several people accused of transmitting classified information to Israel, with officials citing confessions and links to Mossad. The current trial highlights ongoing tensions and Iran's continued crackdown on suspected espionage activities.