TEHRAN -- The so-called Jaish al-Adl group has hired terrorists from other countries to carry out operations inside Iran, seeking to extract greater financial support from its foreign patrons, according to Tasnim news agency.
The agency also detailed a separate security operation in western Iran in which two suspected spies were arrested and a weapons shipment was seized.
Tasnim reported from Zahedan that Jaish al-Adl has recruited foreign nationals for operations inside the country after suffering heavy blows from Iranian security and intelligence forces. 
The report said a significant number of those killed in recent operations were foreign nationals, which it described as evidence that the group is using hired foreign fighters. 
It asserted that the terrorist group’s actions are now managed by enemy intelligence services, with its mercenaries and foot soldiers serving the United States and Israel, and receiving heavy equipment support and financial promises.
Jaish al-Adl operates from Pakistani territory and of receives backing from foreign intelligence agencies. The terrorist group has claimed responsibility for numerous attacks on Iranian security forces and civilians in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan in recent years. 
In a separate report, Tasnim and other Iranian outlets said the IRGC’s Najaf-e Ashraf Headquarters and the Ansar al-Rasoul Brigade had dismantled a two-member team linked to foreign spy services in the western province of Kermanshah. 
The operation resulted in the seizure of ten Starlink satellite internet terminals, ten Kalashnikov
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