Report that a senior officer of the Revolutionary Guards fled Iran with confidential military information

The Iranian portal indicates that on April 11, Nasiri had a lively discussion with Hossein Taeb, head of the intelligence guards body of the regime. After what happened, Nasiri reportedly left the meeting abruptly. Since then, he has not returned to his work.

An investigation opened by the counterintelligence units of the Revolutionary Guard came to the conclusion that Nasiri fled the countryaccording to sources Commentary on Iran.

These intelligence reports also claim that The Iranian army "had in its possession a large number of documents that recorded the trips of the high command of the IRGC, intelligence personnel and operational units in foreign countries, all under the guise of diplomatic missions".

Nasiri, who was also responsible for counterintelligence of the Revolutionary Guards, recently served as chief of the Guards Corps Protection Bureau, having been appointed to this post in 2017 by the former commander in charge of the Guards Corps. chief, Mohammad Ali Jafari

Friday, April 19, the press agency Fars He reported that "by decree of Major General Jafari, Brigadier General Fathollah Jomayri was appointed head of the office of protection of the body of the Guards of the Islamic Revolution". This announcement caused both surprise and confusion, as there was no reference to Nasiri or the reason for the decision was explained.

A few days before, on April 13, the news network Mayadeen, affiliated with the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah, has published a report on this topic on its website, without providing details. However, the report barely lasted half an hour, since it was removed.

In order to contain the rumors, the regime maintains that Ali Khamenei himself fired Nasiri.

"The flight of Nasiri out of Iran has had an extremely negative impact on the hierarchy under his command"Is holding Commentary on Iran.

This information, if verified and brought to light, This could be a blow to the Persian regime, which is accused by the United States and a large part of the international community of continuing its nuclear developmentdespite the agreement reached in 2015, which Washington withdrew after Donald Trump came to power.

That, added to the sanctions imposed by the United States after their withdrawal from the nuclear agreement, This is a blow for Tehran, which is under increasing pressure from Washington.

In this context, Ali Khamenei appointed last Sunday the Brigadier General Salami Hossein as the new commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guard, replacing Jafari.

The new leader of the Revolutionary Guard is known for his threats against the United States and Israel and for his flawless defense of Iran's missile programs., baduring that Tehran will never "stop" the development of its military capabilities.

In this way, the escape of Nasiri could constitute a useful letter to the Trump government in order to cut off Iran's influence on international terrorism.