Iran’s armed forces said Wednesday that several Persian-language media outlets operating abroad were included in its “military target bank,” accusing them
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Iran’s armed forces said Wednesday that several Persian-language media outlets operating abroad were included in its “military target bank,” accusing them of working for US and Israeli intelligence agencies.
In remarks published on state television, armed forces spokesman Abolfazl Shekarchi named BBC Persian, Iran International and Radio Farda among the outlets.
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