Turkey arrests at least 15 people suspected of collecting information for Israeli spy agency Mossad through foreign nationals
Turkish judicial sources said the suspects were arrested as part of an investigation launched by the Istanbul public prosecutor’s office.
At least 15 people with links to an Israeli intelligence service have been apprehended in Turkey, sources said. They were arrested as part of an investigation launched by the Istanbul public prosecutor’s office, according to Turkish judicial sources. The suspects were relaying information and passing documents to the Israeli spy agency, said the sources on Tuesday, who requested anonymity due restrictions on speaking to the media.
The network relied on Palestinian and Syrian nationals living in Turkey, who received payments through wire transfers and couriers, the sources added.READ MORE:
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