CIA campaigns to recruit spies in Iran

The text published on X says that Iranians interested in passing on information about the regime must take their own security measures before making contact. The CIA details the channels that should be avoided when communicating with the American agency.

For recruitment, US intelligence asks interested parties to send basic information such as location, name, job and degree of proximity to access to sensitive state information. It also requests the airline of interest to the agency and any skills that could contribute to the intelligence activity.

To make contact safer, the CIA also instructs interested parties in Persian to use a virtual private network (VPN), which is not based in Russia, Iran or China.

Iran and the US began this Thursday (26) a new round of indirect negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program – the third this year – which was interrupted after three hours of talks, but is expected to be resumed.

The Islamic regime presented a document with the proposals under negotiation, which was delivered through Iran’s Foreign Minister, Badr bin Hamad al Busaidi, who previously met with the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, to discuss the organization’s role in inspecting Iranian nuclear facilities, if an agreement is reached.

According to information from the Iranian state news agency IRNA, the Iranian regime’s delegation presented proposals to the US that would “eliminate all American pretexts regarding Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.”

Washington insists on suspending Iranian uranium enrichment and limiting the range of its missiles, while Tehran says it is willing to reduce its nuclear program only in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.

The negotiations take place at a time when the US is carrying out its largest military deployment since the invasion of Iraq, with two aircraft carriers, several destroyers and dozens of fighter jets close to Iranian territory.

Iran, however, does not give in to these threats and warns that, if attacked, it will respond with force, and the conflict will spread throughout the region.