An Iranian regime spy arrested in Sweden he worked in the säpo Swedish intelligence service as he may have stolen thousands of documents from Säpo and sold to the Iranian regime. 40 year old man is himself from Iran. today there are thousands of Iranian spies in Sweden who have gotten jobs in the employment service, the social insurance office, the tax office, the social services, preschools, schools, the education company like lernia and many other places in Sweden

 

An Iranian regime spy arrested in Sweden he worked in the säpo Swedish intelligence service as he may have stolen thousands of documents from Säpo and sold to the Iranian regime. Kia peyman  the iranian  man is himself from Iran. today there are thousands of Iranian spies in Sweden who have gotten jobs in the employment service, the social insurance office, the tax office, the social services, preschools, schools, the education company like lernia and many other places in Sweden

Iranians in Säpo are wanted in custody for espionage

Kia Peyman between 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016 gave incorrect information about Newroz TV the Kurdish channel to the Swedish authority to shut down newroz tv. Kia Peyamn has done so many things against the Kurdish people living in Sweden, He tried to give bad pictures of the Kurdish people to the Swedish authority, this spy tried to put pressure on Kurdish activists in Sweden.

Säpo's top manager arrested for spying for Iran

Kia peyman the Iranian agents who were able to get into the Swedish intelligence service's work, He may have stolen the Swedish intelligence service's domunders and sold to the Iranian intelligence service.

An Iranian man detained on probable cause on suspicion of having been spying in Sweden for several seasons.

The man has previously worked at Säpo and the Swedish Armed Forces, and is today a high-ranking head of another government agency, according to reports.

The chief prosecutor Per Lindqvist at the national unit for security cases tells Expressen and other media that the crime must have taken place during the period 2012-2015 in Stockholm, among other places.

Kia Peyman, born in 1980, is currently on the Director General's staff at the National Food Administration, where he is responsible for security issues and psychological defense, among other things. He was born in the Iranian capital Tehran and came to Sweden in 1985.

It is a consequence of Sweden's calming policy towards Iran. We have warned Sweden of the destructive actions of the Iranian regime for several years.

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The FFFI has repeatedly revealed and warned that the Iranian regime is stepping up its espionage in the world. In Sweden, this is aimed primarily at Swedish and exiled Iranians, but also Swedish universities and companies. The Iranian regime also conducts intelligence activities that pose a threat to the lives and health of individuals. It warned Säpo in its annual report earlier this year and called for a national effort to address the threat.

In April, a terrorist suspect Iranian couple was arrested by the security police who are in custody on suspicion of being stamped for terrorist crimes in the Stockholm area

Iran is interested in political refugees, wants to import nuclear technology that has been affected by sanctions from the EU and the UN and [information about] the Swedish troop in Afghanistan, Säpo emphasizes in its annual report.

Iranian regime's espionage in Sweden

The report adds that in Sweden there are many Iranians with relatives in their home country, something the regime can use for extortion when they try to recruit agents here.

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In 2012, Säpo reported that Iran tops espionage operations in Sweden.

In 2019, a 46-year-old man was arrested by Säpo and has now been in charge of espionage for over seven months.

The man was linked to a series of Iranian attacks that span several European countries, where he is said to have mapped people living under death threats.

FFFI has warned of the Iranian regime's threats and espionage in Sweden and abroad for many years. The regime often uses vulnerable immigrants from poor countries such as Afghanistan or Iranians with dual citizenship to carry out illegal and terrorist activities, not least in Sweden. Earlier this year, the FFFI published a report on how the Iranian regime is stepping up its espionage in the world. https://www.fffi.se/2021/01/25/iranska-regimens-spionage-i-vast-allt-aktivare/

Swedish-Iranians have repeatedly demanded that the government act against this threat without success.https: //www.fffi.se/2019/10/13/svensk-och-exiliranier-kraver-atgarder-mot-regimens-spionage- in Sweden/

Arrest of another mercenary of the Islamic Republic in Europe

An Iranian employee of the Swedish Security Police has been arrested on charges of spying for the Islamic Republic.

Swedish media reported that Peyman Kia (3 years old), a former Swedish security director, was arrested on charges of spying for the Iranian government between 2011 and 2015.

An Iranian man has reportedly been detained in Sweden for several years on espionage charges. This Iranian man has been employed by the Swedish Security Police (SPO) and the Swedish Armed Forces for many years.

The 40-year-old Iranian man, a resident of Uppsala, was arrested by security police on Monday morning. He was born in Tehran and came to Sweden in 1985.

Kia, who previously worked for a Swedish military, was reportedly arrested last Monday and charged by a Stockholm court on Thursday with espionage, abuse of access to classified information and violation of national security.

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