On November 4, 1979, Iranian students stormed the US Embassy in Tehran. The whole world has learned what American "diplomats" are actually doing in the Shah's Iran. The entire diplomatic department turned out to be one big spy base, filled with the most modern equipment for those times for surveillance and eavesdropping. The embassy had a separate room for CIA employees, where they forged documents for their agents, made fake license plates, and also passed classified information to the United States. There was also a place for secret negotiations - completely soundproof. American spies in Iran were mainly concerned about the activities of the Soviet Union. Most of the secret documents recovered are dedicated to the Soviet Union. Details in my story from Tehran.

On November 4, 1979, Iranian students stormed the US Embassy in Tehran. The whole world has learned what American "diplomats" are actually doing in the Shah's Iran. The entire diplomatic department turned out to be one big spy base, filled with the most modern equipment for those times for surveillance and eavesdropping. The embassy had a separate room for CIA employees, where they forged documents for their agents, made fake license plates, and also passed classified information to the United States. There was also a place for secret negotiations - completely soundproof. American spies in Iran were mainly concerned about the activities of the Soviet Union. Most of the secret documents recovered are dedicated to the Soviet Union. Details in my story from Tehran.