Iran's counter-terrorism and law enforcement
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HAIDER
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Turkish govt raised the question to US govt about the weapon provide to Kurdish to fight against Assad. How US will collect all those provided weapon once Assad is gone ....................... now ????????? .. because Turkish noticed Kurds are using those weapons against Turkish military also...
These weapons are all over the place. You cannot control proliferation once you bring arms into the system that is called the Middle East. The story with PJAK is different, though. That's a problem created by IRI herself. 100% and without a doubt home-made.
The hegemony of the Iranian state is effectively dissolving in its periphery and this has nothing to do with Israel. Many people are unaware that significant portions of Iranian territory are essentially beyond the control of the central government right now, particularly in the northwestern border region to Iraq and certain areas of Balochistan.
PJAK is literally playing 'state' and acting like a government.
PJAK: They are the martyrs of the Zagros environmentThe PJAK Ecology Committee commemorated the environmental activists Hamîd Muradî, Çiyako Yusif Nejad, and Xebat Eminî, who lost their lives while trying to extinguish a fire that broke out on Aviyer Mountain in Rojhilat.
PJAK called for a strike, and the people responded
The people are supporting the call for a general strike made in response to the deaths of 3 Kurdish youths who lost their lives while fighting forest fires in Iran.
Following the burial of the 3 Kurdish youths attended by tens of thousands, the people are bringing life to a standstill in Rojhilat and Iran.
These weapons are all over the place. You cannot control proliferation once you bring arms into the system that is called the Middle East. The story with PJAK is different, though. That's a problem created by IRI herself. 100% and without a doubt home-made.
The hegemony of the Iranian state is effectively dissolving in its periphery and this has nothing to do with Israel. Many people are unaware that significant portions of Iranian territory are essentially beyond the control of the central government right now, particularly in the northwestern border region to Iraq and certain areas of Balochistan.
PJAK is literally playing 'state' and acting like a government.
The PJAK Ecology Committee commemorated the environmental activists Hamîd Muradî, Çiyako Yusif Nejad, and Xebat Eminî, who lost their lives while trying to extinguish a fire that broke out on Aviyer Mountain in Rojhilat.
PJAK called for a strike, and the people responded
The people are supporting the call for a general strike made in response to the deaths of 3 Kurdish youths who lost their lives while fighting forest fires in Iran.
Following the burial of the 3 Kurdish youths attended by tens of thousands, the people are bringing life to a standstill in Rojhilat and Iran.
For ecology purposes and protest over workers safety, I don't see any issue. But as always, such events will be used by foreign agencies to stir trouble....
Let's bomb P.u.s.s.y-Jak to ashes and let Syrian democratic forces use their women once more. We'll see then how far they are ready to go for the sake of NATO.
Cant wait for turkey to destroy the SDF. Kurdish nationalism is a threat to everyone in the region. First it was co-opted by the British to fight turkey, then by the Soviet Union and now by Israel to fight both Turkey/Iran/Syria
shapurzolaktaf
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These weapons are all over the place. You cannot control proliferation once you bring arms into the system that is called the Middle East. The story with PJAK is different, though. That's a problem created by IRI herself. 100% and without a doubt home-made.
The hegemony of the Iranian state is effectively dissolving in its periphery and this has nothing to do with Israel. Many people are unaware that significant portions of Iranian territory are essentially beyond the control of the central government right now, particularly in the northwestern border region to Iraq and certain areas of Balochistan.
PJAK is literally playing 'state' and acting like a government.
The PJAK Ecology Committee commemorated the environmental activists Hamîd Muradî, Çiyako Yusif Nejad, and Xebat Eminî, who lost their lives while trying to extinguish a fire that broke out on Aviyer Mountain in Rojhilat.
PJAK called for a strike, and the people responded
The people are supporting the call for a general strike made in response to the deaths of 3 Kurdish youths who lost their lives while fighting forest fires in Iran.
Following the burial of the 3 Kurdish youths attended by tens of thousands, the people are bringing life to a standstill in Rojhilat and Iran.
Nonsense, PJAK is a PKK branch, which was born in Turkey. This terrorist group is not rooted in Iran, but its branch crossed our border. They rest of the troubles are caused and promoted by EVIL Ziowest.
Hopefully many of them will be hanged, like in the past.
Know that separatism, be it in Iran, Syria or Iraq will spread to other regions if not taken seriously. That's why Iranian policy, even in Syria, is against any form of separatism.
ShapurII
Trusted Member
Dude purposefully forgets that Abdullah Ocalan is Turkish, not Iranian.
Do you see how suddenly the Turkish have focused on Kurdish separatism in Iran? Right after their agreement with PKK? They seem so interested in this.
It shows who is behind all of this. They seem so invested in this, much more than an average Iranian, or even an Iranian Kurd.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
every few weeks the same thing happens ... how incompetent are the local security forces? who will resign or take accountability for this? is Iranian blood so cheap that no one cares that these terrorists kill 5-10+ young Iranian police officers in this region every few weeks?
@ShapurII @Hack-Hook
Homajon
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It is exactly the opposite. It was Pakistan which from the beginning of the new millenium has let foreigners operate on its territory to promote terrorism inside Iran, and later that backfired on Pakistan itself.
More than meets the smile: Iran–Pakistan’s strategic chessboard
If you ever want to know what two countries really care about, don’t listen to the speeches. Watch what words they never quite say alone. In the case of Iran and Pakistan, one word keeps showing up…
www.middleeastmonitor.com
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
convoy of civilian cars as usual
and the wall is not that impressive. it is important to have sensors and cameras
Persian Gulf
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Persian Gulf
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Israeli intel campaign used US comedian in effort to flip Iranian scientists - The Grayzone
A mysterious online campaign linked to Israel's intelligence services attempted to recruit Iranians to overthrow their government. Some appear to have been placed by an Atlanta-based comedian and influencer. This article was originally published by Jack Poulson and Lee Fang at All-Source...
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Israeli intel campaign used US comedian in effort to flip Iranian scientists
A mysterious online campaign linked to Israel’s intelligence services attempted to recruit Iranians to overthrow their government. Some appear to have been placed by an Atlanta-based comedian and influencer.
Desi Banks, an Atlanta comedian and content creator, is known for his light-hearted comic sketches and currently has more than nine million followers on the social media platform Instagram. There is no public record of Banks commenting on sensitive Middle East issues, and each of his ad campaigns on Meta’s platforms relates to his work as an entertainer.
The comedian, who did not respond to repeated requests for comment, seems to have served a surprising role in an apparent Israeli intelligence operation over the last year to recruit members of Iran’s security and intelligence services – including those working in nuclear centers – into aiding the overthrow of their government. Would-be defectors were offered both money and the protection of their families.
Google advertising transparency records show that a production company owned by Banks, Desi Banks Productions LLC, served a set of four Persian-language recruitment ads across at least 19 countries, including the U.S., Sweden, France, Germany, India, and numerous others across the Middle East and Africa.
The four ad campaigns included both overt and deceptive redirections into recruitment pages purporting to be run by Israel’s foreign intelligence services, the Mossad. Others advertise lucrative, tax-free jobs at apparently fictitious international consulting firms.
The most aggressive campaign redirected users to the Mossad’s official, Persian-language recruitment form, advising viewers to activate their virtual private network (VPN) before clicking. According to Google’s ad disclosure portal, this campaign was the sole instance of a Google ad directly linking to the Mossad’s official website, mossad.gov.il.
Germany-based family members of Iranian nuclear engineers appear to be a major focus of the effort, as Germany is the only country identified by the Google ad transparency portal as being targeted with all four ad campaigns.
“You are just one click away from making history,” read the Mossad recruitment ad, captioned atop a darkened cartoon of a man walking down a multi-lane road. “Call Now. The future belongs to you.”
This direct call to espionage was targeted to viewers in at least 18 countries, including the United States.
“To get started, just send us an anonymous Gmail address via the form below,” read the emoji-laden text. “ Next, within a few days, you will receive an email from us that will fully explain the next steps,” it continued.
The Google form further beckoned those in Iran and the Iranian diaspora to sign up for the primary Telegram channel of the campaign, @bluemessageofficial, which currently has more than 2,200 subscribers. Prior to centralizing on a Google submission form, the “Blue Message” campaign encouraged defecting members of Iran’s security services to upload their biographies through the now-defunct website payameabi.com, whose URL was derived from the Romanized Persian translation of “Blue Message.”
“Blue Message is a recruitment center for esteemed personnel and employees of Iranian security and intelligence agencies,” read an early-April cache of the website. “We assure you that if you or one of your family members work in nuclear centers or power plants, you can cooperate with us with a high security factor,” stated the Blue Message website, adding that, “All you have to do is contact us through the secure form.”
The highest production value propaganda was published to the Blue Message Telegram and X accounts on January 28, in the form of an artistic, nearly two-minute portrayal of an Iranian nuclear engineer named Amir deciding to defect to Israel to give his newborn child a better life. “I am waiting for your call,” the engineer cried out to the Israeli government, after sending his defection message “into the heart of Tel Aviv.”
Persian Gulf
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if it's real, Iranian intelligence agencies should be signing up to learn more about it and feed Israel false informationIsraeli intel campaign used US comedian in effort to flip Iranian scientists - The Grayzone
A mysterious online campaign linked to Israel's intelligence services attempted to recruit Iranians to overthrow their government. Some appear to have been placed by an Atlanta-based comedian and influencer. This article was originally published by Jack Poulson and Lee Fang at All-Source...
Israeli intel campaign used US comedian in effort to flip Iranian scientists
A mysterious online campaign linked to Israel’s intelligence services attempted to recruit Iranians to overthrow their government. Some appear to have been placed by an Atlanta-based comedian and influencer.
Desi Banks, an Atlanta comedian and content creator, is known for his light-hearted comic sketches and currently has more than nine million followers on the social media platform Instagram. There is no public record of Banks commenting on sensitive Middle East issues, and each of his ad campaigns on Meta’s platforms relates to his work as an entertainer.
The comedian, who did not respond to repeated requests for comment, seems to have served a surprising role in an apparent Israeli intelligence operation over the last year to recruit members of Iran’s security and intelligence services – including those working in nuclear centers – into aiding the overthrow of their government. Would-be defectors were offered both money and the protection of their families.
Google advertising transparency records show that a production company owned by Banks, Desi Banks Productions LLC, served a set of four Persian-language recruitment ads across at least 19 countries, including the U.S., Sweden, France, Germany, India, and numerous others across the Middle East and Africa.
The four ad campaigns included both overt and deceptive redirections into recruitment pages purporting to be run by Israel’s foreign intelligence services, the Mossad. Others advertise lucrative, tax-free jobs at apparently fictitious international consulting firms.
The most aggressive campaign redirected users to the Mossad’s official, Persian-language recruitment form, advising viewers to activate their virtual private network (VPN) before clicking. According to Google’s ad disclosure portal, this campaign was the sole instance of a Google ad directly linking to the Mossad’s official website, mossad.gov.il.
Germany-based family members of Iranian nuclear engineers appear to be a major focus of the effort, as Germany is the only country identified by the Google ad transparency portal as being targeted with all four ad campaigns.
“You are just one click away from making history,” read the Mossad recruitment ad, captioned atop a darkened cartoon of a man walking down a multi-lane road. “Call Now. The future belongs to you.”
This direct call to espionage was targeted to viewers in at least 18 countries, including the United States.
“To get started, just send us an anonymous Gmail address via the form below,” read the emoji-laden text. “ Next, within a few days, you will receive an email from us that will fully explain the next steps,” it continued.
The Google form further beckoned those in Iran and the Iranian diaspora to sign up for the primary Telegram channel of the campaign, @bluemessageofficial, which currently has more than 2,200 subscribers. Prior to centralizing on a Google submission form, the “Blue Message” campaign encouraged defecting members of Iran’s security services to upload their biographies through the now-defunct website payameabi.com, whose URL was derived from the Romanized Persian translation of “Blue Message.”
“Blue Message is a recruitment center for esteemed personnel and employees of Iranian security and intelligence agencies,” read an early-April cache of the website. “We assure you that if you or one of your family members work in nuclear centers or power plants, you can cooperate with us with a high security factor,” stated the Blue Message website, adding that, “All you have to do is contact us through the secure form.”
The highest production value propaganda was published to the Blue Message Telegram and X accounts on January 28, in the form of an artistic, nearly two-minute portrayal of an Iranian nuclear engineer named Amir deciding to defect to Israel to give his newborn child a better life. “I am waiting for your call,” the engineer cried out to the Israeli government, after sending his defection message “into the heart of Tel Aviv.”
