Iran Executes Four Accused of Spying for Israel's Mossad

The executions follow an alleged Israeli airstrike that killed a high-ranking Iranian general in Syria.

Iran executed four individuals, including one woman, accused of spying for Israel's Mossad and committing acts of sabotage.
The group was charged with kidnapping Iranian security forces to extract intelligence and setting fire to cars and apartments of some agents.
The executions come less than a week after an alleged Israeli airstrike killed a high-ranking Iranian general in Syria.
Several others accused of working with the same group were each sentenced to a decade in jail.
Iran has been criticized for its high rate of executions, with more than 600 people executed so far this year.