Iran's affordable terror-for-hire network is built to outlast the war
When teenager Atilla Azimov murdered a man in Stockholm last February, he didn't know he was carrying out the killing in support of Iran. He'd done it for a few hundred dollars, offered by a group tied to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Teenager Atilla Azimov committed a murder in Stockholm last February. He was paid a few hundred dollars by a group connected to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The act was carried out without Azimov’s full knowledge of its connection to Iran.
- Atilla Azimov, a teenager, committed a murder in Stockholm.
- The killing took place last February.
- Azimov was paid a few hundred dollars for the act.
- The payment came from a group tied to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
- Azimov was unaware of the group’s support for Iran.
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