In a joint statement by the Ministry of Intelligence and the IRGC Intelligence Organization regarding the protests, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi were accused of espionage.
The first joint statement by the Ministry of Intelligence and the IRGC Intelligence Organization about the interventions of the American regime in the recent unrest in the country was released.
In this statement, the most basic duty of journalists, which is field reporting of an incident, has been considered an espionage operation, and Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, journalists from Shargh and Hammihan newspapers, who reported on Mahsa Amini’s condition at Kasra Hospital and then her funeral to their respective newspapers, and are both currently imprisoned for this reason, have been labeled as CIA spies.
A part of the statement mentions that the Americans, in order to recruit their desired individuals, have conducted numerous training courses in third countries and sometimes online, focusing on network-building and transferring ideas aimed at creating social changes within the framework of the aforementioned goals.
The important point is that the coordination for the presence of trained elements in third countries is often carried out by individuals and implementing organizations through the offices and representations of the U.S. regime’s mafia-like foreign ministry.
Available credible information on some other aspects of these courses is as follows: The U.S. Department of State is responsible for these courses, utilizing full support from the CIA intelligence service and a considerable number of so-called non-governmental institutions, foundations, universities, and think tanks.
Reliable information indicates that the usurping Zionist regime and several European countries are all cooperating with this project under the guidance of the CIA. The intelligence and operational traces of some of these elements in the recent unrest and before have been observed, and appropriate actions have been taken as necessary.
For example, the publication of the first photo of the late Amini on the hospital bed was carried out by Nah, who was one of the trainees of these courses abroad. Using the cover of journalism, he was among the first to be present and stationed at the hospital, inciting the deceased’s relatives and sending biased news.
Similarly, are the actions of Alf M, who, using the same cover, quickly arrived in the city of Saqqez, inciting the surroundings of the deceased, directing some scenes, and reflecting biased news and images from the funeral, burial, and gatherings that formed in that city, fulfilling his mission.
This individual is also trained in the courses of the U.S. mafia regime in foreign countries, and both have played the role of primary sources of news fabrication for foreign media.