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Iran warns against sharing images of strike sites

Jun 8, 2026, 10:36 GMT+1

Iran's Prosecutor General's Office said on Monday that publishing photos or videos from locations struck by projectiles is a criminal offense if the material could help complete the "enemy's intelligence picture."

In a statement, the office said legal action would be taken against individuals who publish such content, warning of a "decisive legal response" to those found responsible.

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