A network of spy agents that served Israel's secret agency, MOSSAD, has been busted by police in Turkey. Turkish media reports that the National Intelligence Organization has discovered that private detective Ahmet Ersin Tumlucali and his wife worked for MOSSAD between 2011 and 2020.
MIT has also revealed that the spy network consisted of 9 people. The Tumlucali couple are the ones who have held face-to-face meetings with MOSSAD agents using the false names Jorg Neubach and Gavin Alto in Austria-Vienna, Switzerland-Zurich, Germany Munich-Frankfurt and Berlin.
Ahmet Tumlucali continued to communicate with MOSSAD agents through secret communication methods, receiving money from them during meetings in Austria, Switzerland and Germany for services rendered.

As part of the operation, surveillance photos taken by spies by order of MOSSAD agents were also seized. It was established that Tumlucalı, whose correspondence with MOSSAD agents was also seized, rented a car in Istanbul for two people from the Middle East and followed them step by step with 4 people for 2 days.
Tumlucali worked for MOSSAD for 9 years conducting research, reconnaissance and tracking activities in Turkey, Georgia, Germany and Middle Eastern countries.
As part of the instructions, he received official documents for commercial taxis, trucks and TIRs from the Middle East, countries to be used in MOSSAD operations.