A 65-year-old Pakistani named Kari Mohsen Reza, who reportedly acted on behalf of the Revolutionary Guard for several years, is credited as the inspiration. terrorist network. whose members were in our country and were arrested following an investigation by the Greek Ministry of the Interior and Counter-Terrorism.

Kari Mohsen Reza, who lives in the religious city of Qom in Iran, is said to have an extensive network of contacts around the world that the Iranian regime uses. Qom is also home to Al-Mustafa University, a religious studies university that trains Shia students from all over the world as part of Iran’s “export revolution”.

For Iran’s security and intelligence service, the university is a focal point for the recruitment of non-Iranians. For this reason, the US Treasury announced sanctions against the university.

The above comes from reports in the Israeli press that talk about the recent arrests of Pakistanis in Greece and the network they belonged to, which now appears to be inspired by a 65-year-old man.

In particular, as stated in Mako’s article, Kari Mohsen Reza, through his network, carried out Iranian instructions, which, among other things, include the recruitment of agents, the marking of targets for attack and execution, and the methodology of action.

In this context, he also recruited Syed Fakhar Abbas, a 30-year-old Pakistani criminal wanted in Pakistan for murder and therefore fled to the city of Qom in Iran.

This is a man with whom the two arrested in Greece exchanged messages and who evades arrest. It was he who urged them to attack the synagogue in Psyrri.

According to Israeli media, under the auspices and protection of Iran, the network promotes terrorism around the world, including in the countries of the Middle East and the Caucasus.

Abbas, 30, is known to have attempted to carry out a planned attack in Greece through Haider and Hussein, two Pakistani agents who were identified by the Greek authorities and arrested last week.