In the city of Com. Iranabout 150 km south of Tehran, a plan of attack was determined. Jewish restaurant Aesopou’s streets Scabies. He lives and works there 65 year old Pakistani citizenwho leads a network that sought to operate in Athens, the plan of attack was thwarted thanks to her investigations. National Intelligence Service And her Antiterrorist.

He acts on orders Iranian Revolutionary Guard. The above refers to reports in the Israeli press that refer to statements made yesterday by a senior official of his powerful intelligence service. Israel. However, Tehran, through the Iranian embassy in Athens, from the first moment categorically denies any connection with the attack plans, which it characterizes as “fabricated scenarios.”

Pakistani mediators

According to Israeli media reports, 65-year-old Kari – like his name – acting on behalf of the Revolutionary Guards and, in particular, the Al-Quds forces, undertook to recruit people who are not Iranian citizens to carry out actions abroad. It was he who originally included the 30-year-old Pakistani citizen, who uses the nickname “Shani” on his social media profiles, in the plan to attack the Jewish synagogue in Athens.

Israeli reports about the organization of an international terrorist network by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards – Tehran denies.

This is a Pakistani citizen who, through messages on communication applications such as WhatsApp and Viber, gave orders and instructions to two Pakistani immigrants, farmers in Zakynthos and Sparta, urging them to attack the Chabab house on Ezopou Street by any means possible. . His recruitment was carried out by a 65-year-old man in the Iranian city of Qom, where he fled after he was pursued by Pakistani authorities for his involvement in the killings.

The city of Qom, Iran, also has Al-Mustafa University, a religious studies university where Shia students from all over the world study, according to Western intelligence agencies, as part of the “export of revolution” from Iran. Israeli press reports say that through al-Mustafa, Iran is recruiting non-Iranian citizens, whom it then uses for missions abroad. The related report states that Al-Mustafa has developed a student exchange program. Thanks to this, student tourists from Western countries come to Qom, from whom the guards of the Islamic revolution seek information. It is also reported that young people from Afghanistan and Pakistan were recruited through the university and sent to fight in Syria. They formed the Fatemiyun Division and the Zaynabiyun Brigade, designated as terrorist organizations by the US.

Mobile orders

Two Pakistani nationals have already been detained since last Friday for a plan to attack a Jewish restaurant-synagogue in the Psirri area. They were ordered by mobile phone from their “handlers” in the city of Qom to carry out a paid attack aimed at the maximum possible number of victims among members of the Jewish community of Athens.