IRANIAN terror cells are plotting attacks across Europe ahead of the Paris Olympics, Israel has warned.
Israel's spy agency claimed in a rare statement that Iran is increasing its support of groups including Foxtrot, which has been linked to murders and large-scale drug trafficking.
The Mossad agency alleged today that Iran is behind a spate of terror attacks on Israeli embassies seen in Europe since October 7.
It claimed the country is currently funding and directing at least two criminal groups, namely Foxtrot and Rumba - both of which have been "directly responsible for a violent activity and the promotion of terrorism in Sweden and throughout Europe".
Iran backed an airsoft grenade attack launched at Israel's embassy in Belgium last Friday, the Mossad claimed, and another incident in Sweden on May 17, when gunshots were heard near Israel's embassy.
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Israel alleged that gang Rumba, headed by Ismail Abdo, was behind the gunshots near Israel's embassy in Sweden.
But it said criminal network Foxtrot executed an attack in January where a "grenade" was found - but did not explode - on the grounds of Israel's embassy, at Tehran's behest.
The weapon was promptly destroyed by Sweden's bomb squad.
Foxtrot, led by Rawa Majid, also known as the Kurdish Fox, is the largest criminal organisation in Sweden, but operates across Europe.
It is known for allegedly carrying out murders and large-scale drug trafficking, and has been linked to shootings and bombings.
Sweden last year became a bloodbath plagued by executions, bomb attacks, and child soldiers, fuelled by leaders such as the Kurdish Fox.
The Foxtrot druglord was recruited by Iranian agents after he fled to Iran from Turkey in September, supposedly on the run from Iraqi security forces and international law enforcement.
He was arrested by Iran and recruited to plan attacks in Europe against Jewish and Israeli targets, said the Mossad.
Israel alleged he has now been working with Iran for months.
Sweden’s Säpo security service claimed on Thursday that Iran had for several years been carrying out attacks inside the country.
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A statement released by Säpo read: "Iran has previously used violence in other countries in Europe with the aim of silencing critical voices and perceived threats to its own regime.
"To carry out these security-threatening activities, the Iranian regime has on occasion made use of criminal networks.
"The security police can confirm that this also happens in Sweden.
"In Sweden, the Security Police has in recent years dealt with several concrete cases where assassination plans linked to Iranian security services were averted, where, among other things, criminal networks were used as proxies."
Daniel Stenling, the head of Säpo counterintelligence, said there was a significant risk Iran will strike again in Sweden.
The Mossad began investigating the alleged links between Iran and terror attacks, alongside European intelligence agencies, after the grenade was found in Israel's embassy in Stockholm.
