Sep 03 (Jowhar) MIT Turkish intelligence has arrested a man named Liridon Rexhepi from Kosovo, who was identified as the head of the MOSSAD spies funding network in Turkey.
After a follow-up, the police force in Istanbul arrested him and collected all his information, while the spies he paid sent photos and information to MOSSAD to various targets inside Turkey and abroad.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s administration said a few days ago that they will kill the leaders of the Palestinian resistance group in Turkey.
Turkish intelligence has made a significant breakthrough in its fight against espionage activities in the country by arresting a man believed to be a leader of MOSSAD spies. The man, identified as Liridon Rexhepi from Kosovo, was reportedly running a funding network for the Israeli intelligence agency in Turkey.
According to reports, Rexhepi was apprehended by Turkish police in Istanbul after a thorough investigation. It was discovered that he was responsible for financing a network of spies who were gathering information and sending it to MOSSAD about various targets both within Turkey and abroad.
The arrest comes at a time of heightened tensions between Israel and Turkey, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s administration recently declaring their intention to target leaders of Palestinian resistance groups operating in Turkey. This latest development sheds light on the extent of foreign espionage activities taking place within Turkish borders and underscores the importance of maintaining vigilance against such threats.
The Turkish government has yet to release an official statement regarding the arrest of Rexhepi and the implications it may have on national security. However, it is clear that this successful operation by Turkish intelligence marks a significant blow to MOSSAD’s activities in the region and serves as a warning to other foreign intelligence agencies operating within Turkey.
As the investigation into Rexhepi’s activities continues, it is likely that more details will emerge about the extent of his involvement with MOSSAD and the potential threats posed by foreign spies within the country.
The arrest serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by governments around the world in combating espionage and protecting national security in an increasingly interconnected and volatile global landscape.
