Iranian television boss killed in Turkey

istanbul - The head of a television network that synchronizes and broadcasts western programs in Iran was killed in a car in Istanbul in a saturday on Saturday. A business relationship with which he was in the car did not survive the attack.

It is about Saeed Karimian, 45-year-old founder and topman of Gem TV. He was sentenced by default to a six-year cell for spreading anti-Iranian propaganda last year. The channel is a thorn in the eyes of the Iranian authorities because it broadcasts channels that encompass Iranian values ​​and include Western culture.

The car in which the two were in the Maslak district was clamped by two armed men in another vehicle. The masked men stepped out and opened the fire on the television boss and his business relationship. Karimian died on the spot, the other man in the hospital.

Turkish authorities argued that the murder attack could have a quarrel about money, according to BBC Sunday.