Terrorist team linked to Israel disbanded in Iran's southeastern Kerman province
A senior Iranian lawmaker says intelligence forces have busted a large terrorist network affiliated with Israel in the southeastern province of Kerman.
The terrorists, who were working in coordination with the Israeli regime, sought to carry out acts of sabotage in Kerman and other provinces across the country, the head of Kerman assembly of lawmakers Mohammad-Reza Pour-Ebrahimi, said on Monday.
He added that Kerman intelligence forces have succeeded in foiling a big plot against the country.
Late in May, Iranian intelligence forces dismantled a terrorist team affiliated with Israel in the northwestern province of West Azarbaijan and arrested its 14 members.
It came a week after Iran's Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib announced that a terror team affiliated with the Israeli Mossad spy agency had been arrested in the western part of the country.
Khatib added that the terrorists had sneaked across the border into western Iran from Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan region.
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