The Iranian military is going to search for Mossad agents

In a small village near Tehran, the volunteer members of the semi -military wing of the Revolutionary Guards, Basij, road control and vehicle inspection in what they say is a campaign to prevent Mossad agents using the area as a base to support Israeli strikes.

They are local, and like other BASIJ members, they have joined the country’s police and security forces to combat what the Iranian authorities claim is a wide spy network built by the Israeli Spy Agency over the years.

Hundreds of people – most of them Iranian and Afghan citizens, are often unemployed or working as truck drivers, according to government media – were arrested throughout the country in a campaign.

One of the drivers said: “You are now seeing the checkpoints run by Basij alongside the police at the entrances to the city – something that was not present before this war with Israel,” said one of the drivers. “They usually stop SUVs, trucks and trucks, and they are looking for them accurately for explosives or drone components.”

Since Israeli strikes began this month, officials say that spies, who have been allegedly rented and trained, have participated actively in operations at home Iran.

Officials believe that the local network of Mossad supports Israeli air strikes from the ground, providing intelligence in targeted sites and smuggling in the components of drones and explosives used to target dozens of leading leaders and nuclear scientists – operations that emphasized the depth of Israeli infiltration.

The campaign’s support has increased in recent days with the escalation of tensions with the United States, and its climax reached American strikes on Iranian nuclear sites during the weekend.

Speaking on Saturday before the strikes, Iranian Judicial President Ghump-Hosein Mohseni-Ejei confirmed the need to make rapid spy cases.

“It is a time of wart

Iran executed two men on Sunday and Monday for spying for Israel. One, Mohamed Amin Mahdafi-Sheyst, was charged with the leadership of an electronic team linked to Mossad under the guise of a consultant immigration, and according to what Mossad’s customers met in a neighboring country.

The other, Majed Mosaibi, was accused of transferring secret information about sensitive sites and high -ranking individuals to Israel in exchange for encrypted currency payments. The authorities claimed that he held regular meetings with Mossad’s agents in the Gulf countries.

BASIG members have dealt with any activity they consider seriously suspicious.

“Two men who were taking pictures of some villas immediately were arrested by Basij … and handed them over to the police,” said one of the grabs who saw the accident in the village near Tehran. “Basij also closes the roads in the middle of the night until the morning and look at every car that leaves or goes to the village.”

One of the witnesses in Bazar in Tehran said that the police arrested many Afghan citizens on Monday, as they did in recent days.

The return of volunteer forces, which are 12 million people, most of them are young loyalists, and not on the basis of the salaries of guards-to the streets re-reviving a reminded pattern in the first years after the 1979 revolution.

At that time, Basij performed inspections of the home and vehicles and seized the large cache of weapons, which helped establish an order amid the chaos and violence that followed.

The Islamic Republic considers its experience in working with the local Basij forced a signature achievement, and even formed similar groups in Iraq and Syria During their civil wars.

The leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Major General Mohammad Bakbour, called on Sunday the “Solidarity of the People” “Blessing of God.” He said that the ordinary citizens were coming to the rules of the guards to volunteer to obtain security support and pledged to “fill” them.

One of those familiar with the BASIG appearance described “good step”.

The informed said: “The Iranian security forces will not overcome their hands by going away or searching for all cars and disturbing people.” “There is no plan to go further than entering people’s homes to search for explosives unless we have reliable reports on the organized teams that use residential homes.”

The Iranians have mixed feelings. Many have long rested from Basij for their role in suppressing anti -regime and civil society protests. However, many also gathered around the flag, as American and Israeli strikes sparked a renewed sense of patriotism about what they see as a threat to Iran itself, not only the government.

“This reminds me of the first years after the revolution,” said Anshaniyah, a resident of Tehran. “It is worrying, but it is somewhat reassuring to see them near my house. I could never imagine seeing the Basiji and feeling happy.”

Mohseni Eiji was informed of the case of some of the detainees who are allegedly involved in spying on Saturday.

According to the government media, one of the detainees told the head of the judiciary that he was unemployed and erupted the air defense systems to send it to Mossad’s contacts abroad. In another case, an Afghan citizen admitted that he was sending pictures and videos of sensitive centers that use spy tools, while another is said to have admitted that he got $ 2000 in a foreign bank account.

The regime argued from the inside that Iran was vulnerable to infiltration. “In a long -border country in the East and West and many Iranian workers in the border areas, these people were easily hired and they learned a simple mechanism for collecting drones. Drones are fired from the roofs of Tehran’s homes.”

“BASIG can handle this soon.”