Turkish police arrest Kosovo citizen in Istanbul, identified as Mossad man

Turkish intelligence (MIT) has arrested Kosovo citizen Liridon Rexhepi under suspicion that he worked for the Israeli intelligence network, Mossad.

His arrest was carried out by Turkish intelligence under a covert operation.

According to Turkish media, the National Intelligence Organisation determined that Rexhepi was the person managing the financial network of AGESAD in Turkey.

Rexhepi transferred money to agents on the ground in Turkey, who conducted scare shots, psychological operations against Palestinian politicians and collected information on the Syrian field, under Israeli Information Service guidelines.

It has been found that Rexhepi has made numerous transfers of money to field agents in Turkey through Western Union. All of Rexhepi's activities, including suspicious movements in his accounts, have been monitored.

Rexhepi has been closely monitored and his activities have been registered since his entry into Turkey on 25 August 2024. Thereafter, co-ordination with the Istanbul Police Antiterrorism and Operations Branch has been established.

Rexhepi was stopped by the Istanbul Police Department's Antiterrorism and Operations Branch on August 30th.

Rexhepi, who admitted having made transfers of money in his statement to the commissioners, was arrested by the tribunal and sent to prison.

As a result of the operations conducted by M afraidT, it has been found that NOSAD has transferred money to its field personnel in Turkey from Eastern European countries, especially Kosovo.

Discovering

It was found that field agents in Turkey were using the money they received from the MosSAD in the Syrian field.

As a result of tracking the money, it was found that field agents in Turkey were transferring money coming from Kosovo through Western Union to their underground sources in Syria.

It was also found that field agents in Turkey were making payments for their sources in Syria using cryptovaluta.