Iranian sources report that a covert electronic surveillance network has been uncovered in the Lavasan region, northeast of Tehran, in what officials describe as a major security breach involving alleged foreign intelligence activity linked to Israeli air operations.
According to state-linked reports, the installation was discovered in a mountainous area and contained solar-powered systems, camouflaged antennas, and electronic equipment believed to have been used for long-range surveillance, communication support, or targeting assistance during recent regional military activity.
The alleged discovery comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, with ongoing exchanges of drone activity, airstrikes, and covert operations across the region. The Lavasan area, due to its elevation and proximity to Tehran, is considered strategically significant for surveillance operations.
Images circulating online appear to show a concealed setup embedded in rocky terrain, raising concerns over how long such systems may have been operating undetected.
However, the reports remain unverified by independent international sources, and no official confirmation has been issued regarding the origin or operational purpose of the equipment.
Iran has previously made similar announcements during periods of heightened conflict, often linking discovered equipment to foreign intelligence services.
The situation remains developing as regional tensions continue to rise between Iran and Israel.
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