Explosive and unverified claims are emerging from Tehran after the People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) announced a large-scale armed operation near a high-security compound reportedly linked to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. MEK-aligned sources say more than 100 of their members were killed or arrested in clashes with Iranian security forces, while others allegedly withdrew after disabling surveillance systems near Pasteur Street and the Motahari complex.
Iranian officials have not confirmed the incident, and state media remains silent as reports of gunfire, ambulances, and a possible telecom hack spread across X. Tehran has blamed foreign intelligence services — including Mossad and the Central Intelligence Agency — for escalating internal sabotage attempts. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accuses Israel and the United States of fueling unrest.
With no independent verification so far, the incident highlights the intensifying information war between Tehran and the MEK, amid months of anti-regime unrest and a harsh security crackdown. Is this a failed assassination attempt — or a battle of narratives in Iran’s shadow war?
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