Mojtaba Pourmohsen
Journalist at Iran International

Journalist at Iran International
Iran International has learned that IRGC's Quds Force has established three assassination squads, known as the German Network, tasked with targeting Iranian dissidents abroad and Jewish citizens across Europe.
Iran is intensifying efforts on its secretive nuclear weapons program, bringing the country closer than ever to developing a nuclear bomb—a threat that has loomed for over two decades, according to exclusive information obtained by Iran International.
Yahya Hosseini Panjaki, alias Yahya Hamidi, the deputy intelligence minister for internal security affairs, has been identified as the mastermind behind Iran's overseas assassination operations.
This month, three Iraqi Shiite militant groups, backed by the IRGC, announced their readiness to send forces to Lebanon to participate in a potential war between Hezbollah and Israel.
A top Islamic Revolutionary Guards commander, who was killed in an attack at the Iranian consulate in Syria on April 1, had traveled from Tehran to Damascus via Latakia on the same day to evade Israeli targeting, an investigation by Iran International showed.
A confidential document from Lloyds Marine insurance company has revealed the Islamic Republic’s illegal schemes through Venezuela to finance Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
The Israeli Mossad alerted UK authorities about an impending Iranian plot to carry out terrorist attacks against Iran International’s journalists based in London.
Mohammad Eslami, Iran's current nuclear chief, played a key role in the secret part of the country’s nuclear program, according to a confidential source.