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Iranian Forces Secretly Relocating Equipment From Police Stations and Courthouses Across Several Provinces

Reports say Iranian forces are moving equipment from police stations and courthouses in multiple provinces, raising fresh security concerns.

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Iranian Forces Secretly Relocating Equipment From Police Stations and Courthouses Across Several Provinces

Allegations claim Iranian forces are secretly relocating equipment from police stations and courthouses across several provinces. The reported moves involve items used for investigations, security, and court operations, according to sources citing limited public notice. Authorities have not provided a clear explanation, while critics question whether the transfers relate to routine maintenance, renovations, or internal security restructuring. The situation has sparked concern among local officials and residents, who worry about potential disruptions to policing and judicial processes during the transition.

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