According to Article 20 of the Directive on the Procedure for Summoning and Arresting Commanders and Officials of the Armed Forces, approved in 2018 (1397 SH) by Ayatollah Khamenei, the then Commander-in-Chief...

"Any publication of news or dissemination of information regarding the summoning and arrest of personnel subject to this directive shall be carried out exclusively by the Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces."

Therefore, in practice—especially under these critical circumstances—it is impossible to publish any material regarding potential instances (I emphasize potential, and again, potential).

However, naturally, legally, and understandably, it is unlikely—at least anytime soon—that any instances of accused cases in the Military Prosecutor's Office of Tehran or other judicial authorities, including the Special Clerical Court and Prosecutor's Office pursuant to Article 15 of this directive, regarding the subject of Article 3 of the aforementioned directive, would be disclosed for officials and those serving in Major General positions and higher, the Minister of Defense, deputies, assistants, and heads of organizations affiliated with the Ministry of Defense, commanders of independent brigades and their equivalent ranks, provincial police commanders, provincial IRGC commanders and their equivalent ranks, military and police personnel with the rank of Brigadier General and higher, as well as retirees and transferred personnel in matters that were subject to this directive during their time of service.

[This applies to] the Special Investigations Office of that organization, regarding the application of Note 1 of Article 8 and Notes 2 and 3 of Article 8 of this directive, and particularly instances of halting prosecution and issuing a writ of non-prosecution under Clause A of Article 13 of the Criminal Procedure Law due to the death of the accused or the convict.

I wish to emphasize once again that this is merely a simple note, written in the heart of the night without any specific motive due to the author's excessive insomnia, and it does not encompass any specific instances, judicial cases, groups, or individuals.