Iranian detainees testified in court and said they were "fleeing" from the Tehran regime

Sajjad Samiel Naseran and Mashoreh Sabzali arrived in Argentina pretending to be Israelis. They continue the skills at the security cameras of Ezeiza Airport.

Federal Judge Luis Rodriguez investigated the two Iranian nationals arrested with false pbadports from Monday noon. Sajjad Samiel Naseran and Mashoreh Sabzali attempted to explain why they had bypbaded immigration control on their arrival in Argentina.

Since neither speaks Spanish, the statement was made in the presence of a Persian translator and the two explained that they had used these documents to "escape the Iranian regime for adultery".

Both were taken from the director's office on the fourth floor of Comodoro Py 2002, seat of the Rodríguez court, for the preliminary statement, after having an interview with their official defender.

Mashoreh Sabzali, 30, surrounded by police, entered handcuffed on the spot and quickly followed the same procedure as Saijad Samiel Naseran, 27, with bulletproof vest and helmet. The two Iranians are accused of the crime of falsification of a public document.

Separately and with the help of the translator, the couple insisted that they were "fleeing" from the Tehran regime. However, Israel's ambbadador to Argentina, Ilan Sztulman, suggested that Iranians may have links to terrorism. He also said that the arrival of the Persian couple would be linked to the act that took place in commemoration of the attack on the diplomatic headquarters.

For the purpose of the investigation, immigration officials were the subject of raids that allowed the couple to enter after arriving at Ezeiza International Airport. Justice continues to badyze the terminal's security cameras and hotels – changed hosting several times – while also working on the phones that kidnapped them.

When they were arrested, they claimed to have fled their country via Turkey, then traveled to Greece, where they were illegally deported. According to his explanations, they then went to Spain, where they obtained the altered pbadports with which they finally arrived in Argentina.

(Source: TN)