Civilian Participation Key to Upset Enemy's Divisive Plots in Iran: Attorney General.
Tehran, Irena -. The Attorney General, Mohammad Mobhadi-Azad, referring to the collective efforts in kidnapping terrorists and foreign mercenaries, says that the civil participation dealt a severe blow to the US-Israeli agenda of creating insecurity and chaos in Iran.
At a social event in Tehran on Sunday, Mobhadi-Ezad announced the creation of a secure anonymous reporting system for the public to report on the activities of American and Israeli agents in Iran.
Through this system, over 20,000 reports were received - detailing the identities and behaviors of people connected to Israeli and American espionage networks -, he said, adding that it actually helped neutralize plots aimed against the people.
The senior legal official also pointed to the achievements of the Attorney General's Office in abducting several expatriate agents who sought to transfer their property and wealth from Iran to cover the costs of anti-national projects, saying that judicial and regulatory actions blocked these avenues.
During his speech, Mobhadi-Azad referred to a number of other challenges in society, emphasizing the role of education and the media in public awareness. The national media, in particular, has an extraordinary ability to institutionalize individual and social behaviors, he said.
Pointing to achievements in the country following the victory of the Islamic Revolution, he said that despite shortcomings and certain cases of negligence - which must be corrected immediately - the overall trajectory of the system remains on the right track.