TEHRAN – Iran’s Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib says a new parliamentary plan aimed at countering infiltration by foreign intelligence services, governments, or organizations could support the country’s security apparatus.
Speaking to the Majlis news agency, Khatib said the “system of global arrogance” seeks to impose infiltration on Iran through a combination of attacks and hybrid warfare, with the ultimate goal of regime change.
He described infiltration as a longstanding tool used by adversaries in various countries, sometimes resulting in so-called “color revolutions.” 
Khatib added that, thanks to the unity, commitment, and patriotism of the Iranian people, such efforts have not succeeded in Iran, including during past events such as the 2009 unrest.
“The plan can serve as a visible framework to assist intelligence and security agencies,” he said, adding that all measures and policies are focused on maintaining security, cohesion, and the sacred unity emphasized by the Supreme Leader.
The plan, currently under review in the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, has already had several articles approved.