Ehsan Bidi, an Iranian agent, a deserter from the Mujahideen camp in Manza, a name known to the Albanian authorities but not only, has been deported from Albania to Greece, TCH reports.
Iranian citizen Ehsan Bidi was brought by the police from the environment where the illegal refugees are kept on Thursday afternoon.
Bidi arrived in Albania as part of the contingent of more than 2 thousand mujahedin from the freedom camp in Iraq. He is an agent of the Ministry of Intelligence of the Iranian regime (MOIS / VEVAK) in Albania, and entered our country on October 16, 2013 as a refugee and "former member of the PMOI" (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) with an Iranian passport issued from MOIS / Vevak.
Bidi's passport, with which he entered Albania, registered on January 27, 2013 and number 16359072, is valid for five years. This reveals that there is no need to recognize this individual as a refugee, it is written in a profile that the Mujahideen staying in the Manza Camp in Albania have published about him.
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Bid's transfer to Albania was aimed at creating the cell of an espionage network among PMOI / MeK members transferred from "Camp Liberty" in Iraq to Albania, the profile written for him further states.
The purpose of this mission was to provide the necessary information and pave the way for future terrorist attacks. The Iranian resistance has exposed Bidi's past and service to the mullahs in many previous statements.
According to the statement released on December 2, 2013, on April 19, 2012, Bidi surrendered to Iraqi forces and went to the Mohajer Hotel, which is controlled by elements of the regime's Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and the terrorist Qods Force. … In mid-2012, Bidi went to Turkey and from there to Egypt, using a forged passport. Egyptian officials arrested him.
While in prison in Egypt, he was in contact with the regime's representation in that country. The mullahs' intelligence tried to send Bidi to Austria, Finland or Denmark, but these countries refused to accept him and he returned to Iraq. Using an Iranian passport provided to him by MOIS, he was sent back to Turkey and then from Turkey to Romania, and finally to Albania. But even in our country he was refused a residence permit and was kept in the closed center of Karec.
Bidi was recruited by MOIS / VEVAK after entering Hotel Mohajer.
A profile of him on the Iranian resistance website states: Bidi was born in 1977 and many members of his family were executed by the Iranian regime for supporting the PMOI / MeK. He left Iran in 2002 and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq to join the PMOI / MeK. He had been arrested twice for common crimes before his departure from Iran. His mother and brother visited Ashraf in 2003 and 2004, spending several days with him and encouraging Bidi to stay with the PMOI/MeK.
However, after the attacks in July 2009 and April 2011 against Ashraf staged by the forces of then Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that made the living conditions in Ashraf even more difficult, Bidi could no longer bear the circumstances and he left the camp at the earliest possible opportunity on April 19, 2012, going directly to Baghdad's Mohajer Hotel. This facility is controlled by Iran's MOIS/VEVAK and the Quds Force as a recruitment center for MOIS/VEVAK to recruit individuals who in the past left Ashraf.
Bidi is not the first Iranian citizen to be deported by Albania.
Earlier, Albania declared two diplomats of the embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran as undesirable persons, who are suspected of being involved in activities that threaten the security of the country.
This decision was taken in consultation with the allied countries, due to their activity in Albania contrary to their diplomatic status.
They are Mohamed Peimanemati, the third counselor of the Iranian Embassy in Tirana, and Seyed Ahmad Hosseini, Iran's cultural attaché in Albania, the latter very active in the Shiraz Foundation, which also operates in Albania and has special support from Iran. .
These people were in direct contact with the former supreme commander of the Quds Force, General Suleimani, killed by the United States of America. It is known that the secret services and the Albanian intelligence service, even with the help of the allied countries, have provided information about their knowledge about the secret plan to level the American Embassy in Baghdad, in an attack organized by Suleimani, which apparently confirms the authenticity of the concern. that led to the murder of Suleiman!
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The last to be deported from our country was 29-year-old Danial Kassrae, who has been declared undesirable by the local authorities. Danial Kassrae, of Iranian nationality and Italian citizenship, is suspected of being an agent with espionage activities infiltrated by the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence. According to the report of the anti-terrorist agents, this citizen has been classified as a dangerous person who harms public security.
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The 29-year-old has appeared many times at the Mujahideen camp in Manza, Durrës. On behalf of the Iranian state, Kassrae has tried to recruit former MEK members or current members of this organization.
The person in question will be banned from entering Albania for the next 15 years.
Camp in Manza
Meanwhile, in December 2018, Albania declared Ambassador Gholamhossein Mohammadnia and Mostafa Roudaki as undesirable persons.
While earlier, two Iranian citizens were detained who were suspected of carrying out an attack in Albania during a Bektashin festival.
Reactions to evictions
There have been many reactions to the above-mentioned expulsions, the US President's Security Adviser, John Bolton, reacted at the time on Twitter about the event: "Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama just expelled the Iranian ambassador, showing the leaders of Iran that their support for terrorism will not be tolerated. We stand by Mr. Rama and the Albanian people as they oppose Iran's unwanted behavior in Europe and around the world."
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The leader of the mujahedin, Maryam Rajavi, reacted to the expulsion of two Iranian diplomats by the official Tirana side: "The expulsion by the government of Albania of two diplomats of the Iranian regime is a brave and admirable measure in the fight against terrorism and ensuring security of the people of Albania and Iranian refugees. Other European countries should learn from Albania. As Iranian diplomatic centers in their countries are centers of espionage and terrorism.”
