Tehran Prosecutor: We confiscated bank accounts and cars of 394 "opponents of the government". The Tehran prosecutor announced that he had confiscated the bank accounts and cars of 394 people. Ali Salehi said that these people were "opposed to the government" and in the recent wars and kidnappings of December last year "collaborated with the opposing side." According to the Tehran prosecutor, the confiscation of the people's assets "within the framework of preserving the public's rights and applying a law to aggravate the penalties for espionage and cooperation with Israel" was carried out. He said that the number of confiscated accounts is 2,191 and the number of confiscated vehicles is 37. Since the previous winter, the judicial system has confiscated or seized assets of people it considers dissidents, and among other things, the Revolutionary Court in Tehran has ruled that the assets and lands of Muhammad Saadinia, the founder of the Sohan chocolate factory of the same name, will be confiscated in favor of the government.