In a report on June 4, Tasnim’s Hebrew desk, citing a senior security source in the resistance sphere, published information on how Anwar Gargash, the Emirati president’s advisor, began cooperating with Mossad and other Israeli security agencies.

The security source has now shared another part of these contacts with Tasnim. According to the source, the establishment of a company under the cover of “renewable energies” played an important role in Anwar Gargash’s communications with Mossad and Mamad (the intelligence organization of the Zionist regime’s Foreign Ministry).

Years ago, Mossad initially established a company under the cover of renewable energy, and later a branch of this company became active in Abu Dhabi, the UAE.

According to the security source, senior political and security officials of the UAE government (and especially Abu Dhabi leaders) were aware of the nature of this company, but this matter remained hidden from the people living in the UAE and from some political layers, and even from leaders of some of the seven emirates of the UAE.

Some time after the company’s presence in the UAE, Anwar Gargash conducted his meetings with Mossad at some of the company’s buildings, and his directives and positions were organized in those meetings.

According to the security source, through Anwar Gargash and under the cover of this company, a network of 17 influential Emirati figures was initially formed, mostly including sheikhs and some Emirati businessmen. This network was later expanded.

The security source told Tasnim’s Hebrew desk that in later stages, one of Anwar Gargash’s missions was to provide special assistance to Israelis in identifying Iranian trade activities in the UAE and exposing them to Mossad. In return, Mossad promised to provide the Emiratis with intelligence regarding Yemen. Mossad transferred this information on Iranian trade, along with intelligence it collected itself, to the US Treasury Department.

More additional information regarding Anwar Gargash will be published soon by Tasnim.