Tehran: Iranian authorities raided a site in the capital city of Tehran on Saturday, which they alleged was operated by "Israeli agents" for the purpose of manufacturing drones. Footage provided by the police displayed drone components and explosives within the raided premises. The police did not disclose the precise location of the site, mentioning only its presence in Tehran.

According to Anadolu Agency, Israel employed suicide drones in its attacks on Iranian territory last month. Amid these hostilities, Iranian authorities reported the confiscation of multiple workshops, which were purportedly producing drones for Israel in several cities, including Tehran and Isfahan. The confrontation was part of a broader 12-day conflict that erupted on June 13, following Tel Aviv's airstrikes on Iranian military, nuclear, and civilian sites, resulting in at least 606 fatalities and 5,332 injuries, as stated by Iran's Health Ministry.

In response, Tehran launched missile and drone strikes on Israel, which led to the deaths of at least 29 individuals and injured more than 3,400, according to data from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The hostilities ceased with a US-brokered ceasefire that commenced on June 24.