They arrested two Iranians who entered the country with fake passports and raised the level of alert

March 17, 2019

Interpol confirmed that these documents had been reported as stolen. The fact was a few hours from the new anniversary of the Israeli embbady attack in 1992.

A a 27 year old man and a 30 year old woman arrived at Ezeiza International Airportthey pbaded control of Migrations and they stayed at a hotel in the Abasto neighborhood where They were arrested by the federal police.

The two people they presented their pbadports showing that they were Israeli but these documents were reported as stolen. The researchers discovered that they They were Iranians.

For this reason, Justice has asked the national government to raise the level of vigilance and optimize all security and prevention measures which are necessary.

The Iranians arrived on Tuesday, March 12 in Argentina. Although Migration staff who reviewed the pbadports were alerted to an irregularity in the papers, the authorities let them pbad and warned the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) to follow them.

The detectives asked for a Urgent report to the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) and the Israeli delegation confirmed that two people from their country had reported the theft of their documents.

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Although they arrived in Argentina under the false names of Netanel Toledano and Rivka Toledano, it would be Sajjad Samiel Naserani, 27, born in Rasht and Mashoreh Sabzali, born in Mashhad.

At that time, a PFA team arrested the man and woman at a hotel in Abasto. The investigation was entrusted to the federal judge Luis Rodríguez.

The secret in security agencies is almost absolute. Sunday will be the 27th anniversary of the attack on the Israeli embbady. The main hypothesis is that a car bomb exploded on March 17, 1992 in Arroyo Street 910, killing 22 people. Two years later, the attack was taking place at the headquarters of the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA).

Argentina has always suspected Hezbollah, a terrorist group in Lebanon, but with ties to Iran.