BBC Persian has learned that the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence is currently using an addiction treatment camp as a replacement for Ward 209. With the onset of the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, the Ministry of Intelligence evacuated Ward 209. For years, the Ministry had used Ward 209 to detain individuals who were under interrogation and serving their temporary detention. The first floor of this ward, which mainly consists of administrative offices, was damaged during the 12-day war.
Exclusive: Ministry of Intelligence Uses Addiction Treatment Camp Instead of Ward 209 of Evin
The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence has replaced Ward 209 with an addiction treatment camp following the evacuation of the ward due to U.S. and Israeli attacks. This change reflects the ongoing tensions and the impact of military actions on Iran's internal security operations.
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📰 What Happened
The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence has shifted its operations from Ward 209, a detention facility, to an addiction treatment camp due to damage from military actions. This change indicates a response to heightened security concerns amid ongoing regional tensions.
- Ward 209 was previously used for detaining individuals under interrogation.
- The first floor of Ward 209 was damaged during a recent military conflict.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a complex relationship with both the U.S. and Israel, often marked by conflict and accusations of espionage. Ward 209 is emblematic of Iran's approach to political dissent.
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