October 3, 2026 — Yesterday, Mohammad Ebadi, a 16-year-old Kurdish minor from Takab, was arrested by Ministry of Intelligence agents and transferred to an undisclosed location following multiple summonses and hours-long interrogation sessions.

An informed source confirmed the news to Kurdpa, stating: "On Friday, October 2, 2026, Mohammad Ebadi was arrested by Ministry of Intelligence agents without a judicial warrant and transferred to an undisclosed location. Over recent days, he had been summoned to the Intelligence Office multiple times and subjected to hours of interrogation during each visit."

Mohammad Ebadi had previously been working at a cafe in Tehran. As of the publication of this report, the official reasons for his arrest remain unknown, and security authorities have offered no explanation. Furthermore, he is systematically denied access to legal counsel, family visits, and telephone calls.

In a related context, on September 13, 2026, Siamak Mofidi (17) and Soroush Enayati (16)—two Kurdish minors—were temporarily released on one-billion-Toman bails each from the Tehran Juvenile Correction and Rehabilitation Center after nine days of arbitrary detention and the initiation of a security case against them by the Tehran Intelligence Office. The two teenagers were arrested on the evening of Saturday, September 5, after security forces raided their home without a judicial warrant. Following their transfer to an undisclosed location, they were moved under heavy security measures to the Juvenile Correction Center in Zibashahr, Tehran. On September 9, after five days in detention, they were formally charged with offenses including "acting against national security," "propaganda against the system," and "disrupting public order," with initial bail set at seven billion Tomans each for their temporary release. The security case against them had been established prior to their arrest. Throughout their detention, both minors were denied access to legal representation and family visits. Over recent months, they had been working together at a cafe in Tehran.