Turkish Minister on the detained Zionists: They did not only take pictures of Erdogan’s residence!

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu this evening (Tuesday) provided new details about the arrest of a Zionist couple arrested in Turkey.

Turkish sources recently reported that Turkish security forces had arrested a Zionist couple who had taken pictures of the residence of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Although there were reports in the Turkish media that the two men were spies, Tel Aviv claimed that it was unaware of the incident and would discuss the matter with Turkish officials.

According to this evening’s report in the Hebrew-language newspaper “Yedioth Ahronoth“They not only took pictures of Erdogan’s residence, they also marked it,” the Turkish interior minister said in his first remarks about the arrests.

The Turkish Interior Minister added: “Perhaps this can be called political-military espionage. “From now on, it is the court that decides.”

The remarks came as I24 news agency reported today that David Barnia, the head of the Israeli intelligence service (Mossad), had entered into negotiations with Turkish intelligence officials to secure the release of the two men.

However, Tel Aviv claims that the two detainees were unaware of the ban on taking pictures of the Turkish president’s residence. The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime has also claimed that these two individuals are not affiliated with any of the official institutions of this regime.

On October 21, Turkish security officials arrested 15 people accused of spying for Mossad during a simultaneous operation in four provinces.

Noting that it had been monitoring their activities for about a year, Ankara said that they were exchanging information with the Zionist regime’s spy apparatus and were trying to take action against Turkey’s national security.

Turkish sources reported that the spy network was gathering information from Syrian and Palestinian students, especially students majoring in defense industry.

A Mossad delegation traveled to Turkey after Ankara officially announced the arrest of members of the Mossad spy network in Turkey and provided information about the gang members’ activities, media reported. Explain to the country’s intelligence and security officials.

But Israeli officials, who often do not respond to news of the arrest of their spy gangs in other countries, remained silent this time as well.

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