Venezuelan plane held at Ezeiza with Iranian suspects.

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    Perhaps this notice is not relative to this thread.

    A weird huge plane from Venezuela came from Iran with a venezuelan crew (6) and the extraoridnary number of 19 iranians justo to carry what they said it was car parts.

    The plane tried to hid his ID by turning of his transponder, so it was detected by the Ezeiza radar but not his identification.

    Finally the plane landed in Ezeiza. The plane was claimed by the US as it may belong to a terrorist group.

    The shameful thing is that we are dong nothing, when we received two terrible attacks from Iran (AMIA and Israel Embassy).

    If I were the government i will put all the crew and the 19 iranians in prison and return the plane to the USA, just to proove our loyalty to international laws.

    An use this prisoners as a pressure to oblige Iran to send us their terrorists to be judged here.

    No wonder why we have a bad reputation in all the world due to this weird and stupid foreign policy.

    Apparently, the cargo of car parts is true.

    But there are doubts about the true identity and nature of the Iranians on board.

    Here is a decent article with some background ( some media say 5 Iranians others say 9)

    A Venezuelan Boeing 747 with ties to Iran is detained in Argentina
    Last Monday, June 6, was an intense day in the usually mellow Argentinian skies. The dense fog that covered Buenos Aires' airports forced operators to proceed
    www.aviacionline.com

    It seems that the argentine government has seized the plane and it will remain for the moment in Ezeiza.

    After the inspection, the plane must be sent to the USA. And in my point of view, the crew and the iranians as well, to be imprisoned in a hard secirity prison anywhere in the USA, (After being judged in a decent argentine court (difficult to find, I guess).

  • Splinter June 13, 2022 at 9:39 AM

    Changed the title of the thread from “Venezuelan plane held at Ezeiza” to “Venezuelan plane held at Ezeiza with Iranian suspects.”.

    The entire government cabinet is washing its hands of this mess and Alberto simply doesn't know wtf is going on, at least that's the impression he's giving and sending signals that it should all be left to the courts to take care of.

    The plane was used by the Iranian interior minister to travel from Ciudad del Este, a known black market hotspot to Venezuela.

    The US suspects that the plane is linked to terrorism because of the Iran link.

    Both Paraguay and Uruguay warned Argentina about their suspicions over the mainly Irani crew.

    The Kristina mob are saying nothing because of their warm links to both Venezuela and Iran.

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    There is a fact that draws the attention of both Argentine and Paraguayan intelligence. In the flights of May 13 from Paraguay to Aruba, and the one of June 8 that entered Argentina, it was piloted by Gholamreza Ghasemi Abbas.

    They point out that he would be a shareholder and member of the board of directors and executive director of the airline Qeshm Fars Air, used by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to move weapons and military equipment to Syria during the civil war in that country. His name matches a former Iranian Revolutionary Guards officer.

    More reading:

    A Venezuelan Boeing 747 with ties to Iran is detained in Argentina
    Last Monday, June 6, was an intense day in the usually mellow Argentinian skies. The dense fog that covered Buenos Aires' airports forced operators to proceed
    www.aviacionline.com

    https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east…onged%20to%20it.

    Five out of the nineteen crew are Iranians with links to Quds, a branch of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and who are not listed in the manifest, but are known to have had links to the group who are said to have bombed the Jewish centre (AMIA) in BA.

    The entire crew have been moved to the Plaza Central Canning hotel where they are allowed to come and go as they please, even to the local shopping mall.

    The actual plane was sold to a Venezuelan airline over a year ago, so why are crew said to have links to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard still flying in the plane?

    As usual in Argentina, this incident raises more questions than answers and the shadow of Nisman is never far away.

    Edited 2 times, last by Splinter: Merged a post created by Splinter into this post. (June 14, 2022 at 3:30 PM).

    It's now emerged that several government officials pressurised the PSA (port and airport police) who in turn put pressure on the oil companies, to refuel the Venezuelan 747 as soon as possible so that it could fly away and the scandal with it.

    But the PSA correctly said it wasn't in their power to do that and the oil companies, Axion, Shell and YPF, refused to refuel the aircraft because of the US sanctions in place.

    The plot thickens and the government is behaving like a headless chicken.

    One of the Venezuelan crew members apparently was best mates with Hugo Chaves and participated in one of his coup attempts before Chaves went down the "democratic" election route.

    Rice - the belief is that the Iranians on board may be part of the security services of the Iranian government

    Remember this part of the WP article -

    Argentina suffered two terrorist attacks that authorities blame on Iran, a 1992 explosion at the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires and another at a Jewish organization in 1994.

    Some people also think that Iran killed Alberto Nisman on instructions of a particular "lady"

    So is there speculation that a particular “lady” was bringing the Iranians in, for more terrorism? Was the large number of crew to cover the return flight, when the Iranians would not be on board?

    Yes, I’m very aware of the 1992 and 1994 attacks on Argentine soil. I’m just not making the connection?

    It is highly possible that K and her Kronies did not know what was happening.

    bUT I don't trust the Iranians one little bit, though.

    Can't work out the reason for the amount of crew on the flight - that doesn't make sense at all.

    Did you see the reference to the plane traveling from Ciudad del Este to Aruba with a load of ciggies?

    The cigarette factory is owned by Paraguay's former president Cortes!