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Arrested CIA spy makes public confession on Iranian TV
by Joseph Earnest December 19, 2011
Newscast Media TEHRAN — According to a recently aired broadcast on Iranian TV, a recently-captured CIA spy confessed to taking part in a mission aimed at infiltrating the Iranian Intelligence Ministry. Amir Mirza Hekmati (the arrested spy) was employed by the US Army’s intelligence section in August 2001. The spy noted that after undergoing general and special military training, he was sent to a special university to learn Middle Eastern languages besides intelligence training.
"I graduated from high school in 2001 and decided to enter the US
Army. It was in August 2001 that I wore the US Army uniform and underwent
different military trainings of the army," Hekmati said while
elaborating on his being attracted to the army.
"When they realized that I know a little Persian and a little Arabic, they told me we want to send you to a university to learn Arabic language," Hekmati added.
Based
on his confession, Hekmati said that one of the reasons for presence of US military in Iraq was to be present
in the Middle East and to penetrate among Muslims and make them deviate
from the right path.
Another goal of the
US was to control the Middle East region, including Iran, Syria,
Lebanon, Iraq, Bahrain, and even Tunisia in order to prevent Islamic
Republic of Iran from becoming a model for those countries, according the confession.
"I learned how to use secret systems and methods for gathering
information from different places and individuals. During this period,
CIA was trying to find a suitable cover-up for my important mission,"
Hekmati said.
He further said that he was summoned to US and in
Washington Hotel after one and half hours, a CIA agent informed him that
he had to go to Iran for an intelligence project. You
may read Amir Mirza Hekmati's entire public confession on Tehran Times here.
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