Iran's Ministry of Intelligence announced the neutralization of four organized networks and the arrest of 31 people, whom the authorities accused of preparing street riots and sabotage. The operation was carried out in the south of the country, in the city of Syrian, Kerman province, Mehr reported. As mentioned in the statement of the department, the suspects were identified as a result of citizen reports and intelligence monitoring. The Iranian side noted that the arrested were connected to the "American-Zionist enemy" and were operating as part of four organized networks. According to the Ministry, the participants of the networks used names calculated to attract teenagers and youth, distributed roles among themselves and were preparing to participate in calls for mass actions throughout the country. in The department also reported that the arrested had prepared a large number of self-made incendiary bottles and were preparing tools to damage city surveillance cameras. According to Iranian intelligence, this was to be used to organize street riots and sabotage activities. The ministry informed that some of the arrested were also related to the riots that took place in Iran in January. In the statement, they were accused of setting fire to the administration building of the governorate, damaging banks and state institutions, destroying state and private property, city cameras and buildings, as well as � also the attack on the police station in order to take possession of the weapon.