PNN – The Turkish intelligence service announced that it had broken up a 7-member network that was spying for the Mossad.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Turkish media announced on Tuesday that the country’s intelligence service arrested 7 people while selling information to Israel’s Mossad spy service.
One of them is Turhan Aybarak, a former civil servant who used to participate in television shows. He was a private detective who collected information from individuals and private companies in the Middle East on the orders of the Mossad, which he did with his government colleagues. He had set up a network for these actions.
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Aybarak started its activity in Belgrade, Serbia in 2019 and received cryptocurrency for its activities.
He connected online tracking tools to Mossad’s wanted people so that Mossad could track them directly.
During the past months, several spy groups connected to the Mossad have been arrested in Turkey.