Iran announced today, Saturday, the arrest of the leader of the United States-based "terrorist group", accusing it of being behind attacks in Iran.
A statement issued by the Ministry of Intelligence and Security said that Jamsheed Sharhdhd, the leader of the "Tender" organization, could be arrested and said that he was conducting armed operations against Iran from the United States.
And accuses Iran of "Tender" or what is also known as "the Council of the Kingdom of Iran" of involvement in the attack that took place in the city of Shiraz in 2008, which resulted in deaths and injuries, and in other armed attacks in different parts of the country.
However, the Ministry of Intelligence statement did not provide details about the detention in terms of time, place or how.
For its part, Tender did not confirm the arrest report. In response to what she described as reports of Sharmhad's "kidnapping", the organization said on its website that it had not confirmed the authenticity of "the accounts reported by various networks."
In a previous post on social media, the organization said it would continue to "struggle even in the absence of a leader."
"Tinder", a little-known group based in Los Angeles, says it is seeking to restore the Iranian monarchy which was overthrown in the 1979. Revolution. It runs radio and television stations opposed to Iran abroad.