ABC News traveled to Camp Ashraf 3 and Ashraf 4, in Manza, where the Iranian opposition MEK has been sheltering for years in our country, and where today police officers have disembarked to carry out checks by decision of the GJKKO.
Journalist Leonidha Musa said that the situation in the MEK is calm, while checks continue inside it and people who are suspected of being infiltrators of the regime in Iran to attack or carry out cyber attacks in our country are being interrogated.
The action comes after the MEK community in Manze asked to organize a demonstration on July 1st in Manze, in the premises of the camp. It is learned that the state police have indications that there may be people who carry out cyber attacks in the premises of the capture of the Mujahideen, but also for acts of larger dimensions.
Controls precede the organization of the demonstration on July 1, in order to prevent any possible event.
There have also been suspicions about infiltrated persons from the Iranian opposition in this camp, according to whom Iranian security personnel are infiltrated to create various problems.
Sources for ABC News said that there have been several denunciations by the leaders of the camp themselves who have referred complaints or suspicions in different areas of the center, they have suspicions that there are infiltrators and they have made early denunciations from time to time.
