Turkey Arrests Over 30 Suspected of Mossad Espionage and Plotting Abductions

Turkey has detained 33 individuals accused of spying for Israel's Mossad, amid heightened tensions between the two nations. The suspects were allegedly involved in plans to conduct reconnaissance and abductions on Turkish soil. The operation, named "Operation Mole," involved raids across eight provinces, resulting in the seizure of cash in various currencies, an unlicensed gun, ammunition, and digital materials. This comes after controversial statements by Turkish President Erdogan and a Turkish warning to Israel following comments by the head of Israel's Shin Bet. Israel has not yet commented on the arrests.