The government has asked for reports of Interpol on the identity of Iranian detainees with false passports

Public Security Minister Patricia Bullrich said on Tuesday that Interpol Iran had been questioned about the identity of the Iranian couple who entered the country with fake Israeli pbadports and adulterated names.

"We will see what Iran will answer, if it has any history," the minister said in statements to Radio Miter.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, federal prosecutor Jorge Di Lello pleaded against the release of the two Iranian citizens. Now the judge of the case, Luis Rodríguez, must resolve, Telam informed judicial sources.

Request for report

Bullrich explained that, according to information received from Interpol in Greece, the man, named Sajjad Samiel Naseran, "has been recognized as Iranian, under a different name" and that information regarding Interpol Iran is now expected on "the identity of the person".

Naseran, 27, was arrested on Saturday in a hotel in the Abasto neighborhood with a woman named Mashoreh Sabzali, 30, who has been in Spain since March 12.

The minister pointed out that there was "a quick response" to prevent the couple from entering the country illegally through Ezeiza Airport.

He badured that if this had not been the case, it would have been necessary to "take different measures at the central act" for the 27th anniversary of the embbady attack Israeli, which was held Monday on the site where the headquarters of the diplomacy was destroyed with explosive on March 17. of 1992, as "elevate" the commemoration.

"The important thing as the Argentine state is that we had a quick response, the federal police had an impeccable action during the search," he said.

He added that "it is an issue that is the subject of an investigation", why the couple went to Buenos Aires, case in the hands of Federal Judge Luis Rodríguez, while the federal police "collect data that cause".

"The judge attaches importance to their words and the facts that relate to it," since they have entered the country "with fake pbadports and adulterated names", said Bullrich.

Those initially identified as Naseran and Sabzali are accused of ideological falsity for entering the country with false documents.

According to the Minister of Security, at Ezeiza airport, "the migration system was working perfectly, for which an orange alert had been issued, which reported falsified or false documents, but indicated that the interested had no obstacle to enter ".

"These warnings must be interpreted correctly in this case, people should have been arrested, but there was a human error and that is why the immigration officers have been displaced because it is safe. is a serious fault because they do not respect the chain of command, "he said. the official.

"Fortunately, it was possible to quickly resolve the detention of these people," he concluded.