The Iranian police discovered a safe house in Tehran linked to Israeli intelligence services — Mossad — and seized several unmanned aerial vehicles assembled at the location, almost two months after the 12-day war the Zionist entity started.

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“A central police station in Tehran, based on public reports and field investigations, identified the location on Nosrat Street, near Enghelab Square in the center of the capital,” reported the Mehr news agency, citing an anonymous source familiar with the matter.

The outlet stated that the place was used to assemble drones for Tel Aviv’s agents and that several unmanned aerial vehicles were seized during the raid.

In recent weeks, Iranian authorities have reported finding several workshops where drones were being made to assist the Israeli regime in the 12-day war, which took place from June 13 to 24.

Last week, Iranian police reported the detention of 21,000 people during the conflict with Israel, which resulted in over a thousand deaths in the Persian country, including dozens of high-ranking military officers and nuclear scientists.

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