Foreign Persian outlets target Iran

The Iranian armed forces announced the inclusion of Persian-language media operating from outside the country, including "BBC Persian," "Iran International," and "Farda Radio," on the "military target list." They accused these outlets of working for U.S. and Israeli intelligence, and of having links to Mossad and the CIA. Iran characterizes these media outlets as "soldiers of Zionism and the United States," and as affiliates of enemy intelligence agencies, treating them as military targets. In this context, Iran has recently tightened its restrictions on information flow following the US-Israeli attack on the country in February, banning a YouTube channel that had been publishing interviews on political and social issues.

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