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Iranian officials said they had identified the international agent of Iran arrested on Thursday as Elhama Afkari, the sister of prominent Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari, who was executed two years ago, state news agency IRNA reported. The London-based news channel Iran International has become one of the sources many Iranians turn to for news about the ongoing protests in the country. The opposition television station, which Irans intelligence minister called a terrorist organization on Tuesday, denied any link to Elham. In a statement sent to CNN, the London-based broadcaster said Elham is not an employee of Iran International, nor a partner or agent of the company. Her brother Naveed Afkari was convicted of killing Hassan Torkman, a water company security guard, during a protest in Shiraz in 2018. Afkari initially confessed to the crime, but denied it in court, saying he had been tortured into giving a false confession. It should be noted that she Elham Afkari is the sister of Navid Afkari, the killer of Martyr Torkman, an employee of the regional water company of Fars province, IRNA reported. Intelligence agents have been following Elhama Afkaris activities for the past few years, IRNA told IRNA, adding that she was one of the key leaders in organizing the recent riots. State media shared photos showing Elhems arrest. The images show a woman sitting in the back seat of a car with barred windows and wearing a black blindfold. Elham and Navids brother Saeed Afkari confirmed his sisters arrest on Twitter on Thursday, adding that Elhams three-year-old daughter was also missing. He later said Elham was transferred to a branch of Irans Intelligence Ministry and his sisters wife and daughter were released. Elhem has been transferred to the 100th Intelligence Division, he tweeted. After Navid Afkaris execution, his family faced several legal battles over his involvement in demonstrations in 2018. Vahid Afkari, one of his brothers, remains in solitary confinement, according to Iranian human rights groups. Founded in 2017, Iran International has been at the vanguard of recent demonstrations following the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman who was detained by a police deputy for allegedly wearing a hijab improperly. However, coverage of the 24-hour demonstrations caught the attention of the Iranian government. The International Organization of Iran reported this week that police had warned two British and Iranian journalists working in the UK of a credible Iranian plot to kill them. In a Persian-language statement on Monday, the television station said it was shocked and deeply concerned by the alleged death threats and accused Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of participating in Tehrans significant and dangerous escalation. camp. .Iranian officials said they identified the international Iranian agent arrested Thursday as Elham Afkari, the sister of famed Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari, who was executed two years ago, the state news agency IRNA reported. An Iranian international news channel based in London has become one of the sources that many Iranians use to find information about the ongoing protests in the country. The opposition TV station, which Irans intelligence minister called a terrorist organization on Tuesday, denied any connection to Elham. In a statement sent to CNN, the London-based broadcaster said Elham is not an employee of Iran International nor is it a partner or agent of the company. Her brother Naveed Afkari was convicted of killing Hassan Torkman, a security officer for a water supply company, during a protest in Shiraz in 2018. Afkari initially confessed to the crime, but retracted his words in court, saying he was tortured for perjury. It should be noted that she Elham Afkari is the sister of Navid Afkari, the murderer of the martyr Torkman, an employee of the regional water company in Fars province, IRNA reported. Secret agents have been monitoring Elham Afkaris activities for several years, IRNA reported, adding that she was one of the main leaders in organizing the recent unrest. State media released photographs purporting to show Elhams arrest. The photographs show a woman sitting in the back seat of a car with barred windows and black tape on her face. Saeed Afkari, brother of Elham and Navid, confirmed his sisters arrest on Twitter on Thursday, adding that Elhams three-year-old daughter was also missing. He later said that Elham was transferred to a branch of the Iranian intelligence ministry and his sisters wife and daughter were released. Elham has been transferred to Department of Intelligence Division 100, he tweeted. Following the execution of Navid Afkari, his family faced several lawsuits for participating in demonstrations in 2018. According to an Iranian human rights organization, one of his brothers, Vahid Afkari, is in solitary confinement. Founded in 2017, Iran International has been at the center of coverage of recent demonstrations following the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman who was arrested by the vice police for allegedly not wearing a hijab. However, a 24-hour news channel about the demonstrations brought them under the control of the Iranian government. Iran International reported this week that two British-Iranian journalists working in the UK have been alerted by police to a reliable Iranian plot to kill them. In a statement Monday, Farsi said he was shocked and deeply troubled by the alleged death threats, while accusing Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of participating in a significant and dangerous escalation of the Tehran camp. .
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