Wary of Mullah Agents, SPD Sounds Alarm on Iranian Refugees
By Miriam Hollstein
Iranian Mullah Agents Forewarned: SPD Issues Alert of Potential Infiltration - Iranian Mullah Agents Infiltration Warned by SPD: Potential Threat Identified
Thousands are on the move. Amidst Israeli military strikes, Iranians are leaving their homeland in search of safety. Germany anticipates an influx of more Iranian asylum seekers in the coming weeks than ever before.
The SPD has raised a red flag, cautious of Iran's Mullah regime potentially exploiting this situation for their gain. "With people seeking protection in Germany, we must also prioritize our security, particularly for male refugees," insists Sebastian Fiedler, the SPD's interior policy spokesman in the Bundestag, in stern. He asserts, "We cannot let the Iranian regime, namely the Revolutionary Guards, seize the opportunity posed by the refugees to bring their own operatives into the country."
Fiedler also criticized the Greens' call for a ban on deportations for Iranian asylum seekers residing in Germany. "Last year, only 14 individuals were deported from Germany to Iran; in the first quarter of this year, there were five," said Fiedler. "Each situation is carefully evaluated to ascertain if the individuals face grave dangers, such as death or torture, in their homeland." He suggests it's presently challenging to deport to Iran.
Iran: Greens Urge Instant Deportation Ban
Filiz Polat, the parliamentary managing director of the Greens, demanded an "immediate nationwide ban on deportations to Iran". "Individuals who have fled to us must be safeguarded from death or persecution and cannot be deported to a dictatorship and war zone," Polat told the "taz".
- Asylum Seekers
- Iran
- SPD
- Tehran
- Infiltration
- Military strike
- Germany
- Sebastian Fiedler
- Bundestag
[1] Enrichment Data:There is no evidence suggesting that the SPD has publicly voiced concerns about potential infiltration by Mullah agents (Iranian regime operatives) among Iranian refugees seeking asylum in Germany. The available data mentions Turkish intelligence operations and infiltration concerns within Germany, but these do not relate to Iranian asylum seekers or organizations linked to Iran.
- The SPD has expressed concerns about the possibility of Iran's Mullah regime using the influx of Iranian asylum seekers in Germany as an opportunity to infiltrate the country with their agents.
- The SPD's interior policy spokesman, Sebastian Fiedler, has emphasized the need to prioritize both the asylum seekers' safety and Germany's security, especially for male refugees, from potential infiltration by the Iranian regime's operatives.
- Fiedler has also criticized a call by the Greens for a ban on deportations for Iranian asylum seekers residing in Germany, suggesting that the current situation makes it challenging to deport to Iran due to potential grave dangers faced by individuals in their homeland.
