Breaking News: MIT captures detective spying for Israel! MOSSAD connection uncovered...

The National Intelligence Organization (MIT) announced that a detective named Muhammet Fatih Keleş, known publicly as Serkan Çiçek, has been captured for spying for Israel.

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The National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has captured a private detective in Istanbul who was determined to be operating on behalf of the Israeli intelligence agency MOSSAD. The operation, codenamed "Metro Activity," was carried out under the instructions of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and with the support of the Istanbul Police Department's Counter-Terrorism Branch.

MOSSAD CONNECTION UNCOVERED

It was determined that the detained individual is the person known to the public as Serkan Çiçek, but whose real identity is Muhammet Fatih Keleş. It was revealed that Keleş, who changed his name due to significant debts incurred in his business life, had been operating under the name "Pandora Detective Agency" since 2020. Through technical surveillance by MIT, it was determined that Keleş had made contact with Faysal Rasheed, who works at MOSSAD's online operations center.

SURVEILLANCE MISSION FOR 4 THOUSAND DOLLARS

It was established that Rasheed introduced himself as an employee of a law firm operating abroad and contacted Çiçek via WhatsApp on July 31, 2025. The task requested of Çiçek was to follow a Palestinian activist living in Başakşehir, Istanbul, who is opposed to Israel's Middle East policies, for four days. In return for this task, 4 thousand dollars in cryptocurrency was paid on August 1, 2025.

SURVEILLANCE FAILED

It was determined that Keleş conducted research to track the target and even entered the residential complex under the pretext of looking for a rental house. However, when he could not collect the requested information, Rasheed cut off communication completely on August 3, 2025.

CONNECTION TO PREVIOUSLY KNOWN NAMES

When the investigation was deepened, it was revealed that Keleş was also in contact with Musa Kuş and lawyer Tuğrulhan Dip, who had previously obtained public personal data through illegal means and were arrested on charges of spying for Israel.