An Iranian citizen was sentenced to death, who provided the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States (CIA) with information on the whereabouts of the IRGC General Kassem Suleimani, who was killed by an American drone on January 3.
“Mahmoud Mousavi Majd, one of the spies of the CIA and Mossad, was sentenced to death. He reported the location of Kassem Suleimani to our enemies, ”a representative of the Iranian judicial system said at a press conference.
The official added that the convict for money collected and transmitted to foreign enemy intelligence information about the security of Iran and the Armed Forces, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
General Kassem Suleimani, the commander of the elite Iranian unit of the KIIR Kuds, was killed on January 3 as a result of an attack by an American drone when he rode with a motorcade from Baghdad Airport.
Media sources reported that the assassination of Suleymani was an extremely secret operation, for which the Pentagon used the MQ-9 Reaper drones, which did not have a GPS trace and were invisible even to “national technical means” – that is, for spy satellite of the US army.
At the end of January, the Iranian Mehr agency, citing intelligence sources, wrote that CIA officer Michael D’Andrea, who, according to some, organized the killing of Suleimani, crashed in Afghanistan when a military plane crashed. It is believed that D’Andrea led the American program of point attacks through drones, at one time he had a hand in the search for Osama bin Laden, and since 2017 led the Iranian mission of the agency.
The General Staff of the US Air Force confirmed that only the fact of the loss in Afghanistan of one of its Bombardier E-11A communications aircraft. But he did not name the cause of the crash and give information about the victims.
