In a significant revelation, Canada's intelligence agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), has successfully intercepted potentially deadly threats posed by Iran within the country's borders. These threats were targeted at individuals branded as adversaries by Tehran, CSIS head Dan Rogers disclosed in an uncommon public address.

Speaking at an annual briefing, Rogers, who took office in February, marked his appearance as a rare public exposition by a CSIS director. This announcement marks the first official confirmation of CSIS's direct action to safeguard critics of Iran residing in Canada. Previously, only investigations into Iranian threats were acknowledged in August.

Rogers underscored the gravity of foreign espionage by highlighting CSIS's strategic redirection to

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