Be On Alert: Potential Infiltration of Mullah Agents among Iranian Refugees
- By Miriam Hollstein
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Iranian mullah agents potentially infiltrating SPD, according to a warning issued by local authorities. - Intelligence agency SPD issues alert on potential infiltration by Iranian Mullah agents
As Israeli military strikes continue, many Iranians are choosing to leave their homeland, seeking safety abroad. Germany anticipates an influx of more Iranian refugees in the coming weeks than ever before.
German lawmaker Sebastian Fiedler, the SPD's interior policy spokesman in the Bundestag, has raised concerns about the Iranian regime exploiting this unique situation for its own benefit. In a candid conversation with Stern, Fiedler expressed concern, "We gotta keep an eye on our security, especially when it comes to male refugees. It's crucial we don't let the Iranian regime, the dreaded Revolutionary Guards, use the plight of refugees to smuggle in their operatives here disguised as asylum seekers."
Fiedler also took a firm stance against the Greens’ demand to halt the deportation of Iranian refugees in Germany. "Only 14 individuals were deported from Germany to Iran last year; in the first quarter of this year, however, there were just five," stated Fiedler. Fiedler contends that in each individual case, the deportation decision is meticulously evaluated to determine if the person faces imminent danger in Iran, such as death or torture[1].
Greens' Proposal Unacceptable according to Fiedler
The Greens' parliamentary director, Filiz Polat, championed an immediate nationwide ban on deportations to Iran. "We must not send those seeking our protection back to a dictatorship and war zone, where death or persecution awaits," asserts Polat, speaking to taz[1].
- Iran
- SPD
- Refugees
- Tehran
- Infiltration
- Military strikes
- Germany
- Sebastian Fiedler
- Bundestag
- Terror activities
- Covert networks
Context
The SPD fears the Iranian regime may try to disguise operatives among the refugee population to conduct intelligence gathering or terrorist activities within European borders[1]. This warning mirrors concerns shared by other European countries regarding Iran's attempts to exploit the refugee crisis as a cover for espionage and terror activities.[1]
- The SPD's interior policy spokesman, Sebastian Fiedler, emphasizes the need for vigilance in light of the potential infiltration of Mullah agents among Iranian refugees, as the Iranian regime might exploit this situation for its benefit.
- Given the ongoing military strikes in Iran, policies related to both community and employment are crucial, as they could potentially address the influx of Iranian refugees into Germany and the possibility of war-and-conflicts arising from covert networks.
- In the context of politics and policy-and-legislation, concerns about crime-and-justice have been raised, such as the Greens' proposal to halt the deportation of Iranian refugees, a proposal deemed unacceptable by Fiedler due to its potential implications for general-news, including terror activities and potential threats to national security.
