Deputy Farja: We are facing an increase in the smuggling of weapons and ammunition to Iran Deputy Commander of the Iranian Police:

Enemies are trying to smuggle weapons into the country; However, relentless efforts are being made to combat arms and ammunition smugglers at all borders, as well as locate and confiscate such items deep within the country. We urge all law-abiding citizens to report any suspicious activity or related information using hotlines 110, 120 and 197, or by visiting police stations, so that the police can respond immediately. As clearly stated in the law, the manufacture, purchase, sale, transport and possession of any military weapon or unauthorized hunting is a criminal offence. People who may have unknowingly purchased weapons must voluntarily come forward and turn them over to law enforcement before it is too late and they will undergo police surveillance.