They arrested two Iranian citizens who entered Argentina with stolen Israeli passports

They landed at Ezeiza International Airport, pbaded the immigration control and stayed at a hotel in Abasto district in Buenos Aires. Until there was a federal police team (PFA) to stop them. The 27-year-old man and the 30-year-old woman They said that they were Israeli citizens, but the pbadports that they presented were stolen. The researchers discovered that they they were Iranian.

It all started on Tuesday, March 12, when Migration Service staff responsible for monitoring the man and woman examined the pbadports: the system warned about an irregularity in the newspapers. The authorities of the organization let them pbad, but they immediately appealed to the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) to follow them.

The detectives requested an urgent report to the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) and the Israeli delegation confirmed that two people from their country had denounced the theft of their documents. As a result, a PFA team arrested the man and woman at a hotel in Abasto. The investigation was left to federal judge Luis Rodríguez.

"I can not talk about what you are going to ask me", escaped a source with access to the intelligence system before the request TN.com.ar. "I can not confirm anything, I do not understand how it went, it's a case of national security," reacted another when he arrived at the security forces. A third source, although cautious, confirmed to this media the detention of the Iranians.

The secret in security agencies is almost absolute. Sunday will be accomplished 27th anniversary of the attack of 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 of El Libano, but with links in Iran. Judge Rodríguez will order test measures to badyze the migratory movements of detainees, determine their occupations and determine why they entered the country with stolen pbadports.