Analytical Overview by Luciano Shirvani
The issue of European national security is today inextricably linked to the exploitation of migration channels for the legalization of agents of influence. Years of observation and investigation by Luciano Shirvani reveal that under the guise of asylum seekers, elements requiring intense scrutiny by intelligence services are infiltrating EU countries, including Switzerland.
Chronology and Facts: From Operational Raids to Global Networks
1. The Shirvani Investigation and German Federal Police Operations (2018–2019)
While official media outlets only superficially touched upon the topic of migration fraud, Luciano Shirvani conducted deep operational work over the course of two years.
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Evidence Collection: A colossal volume of data indicating systemic abuses in the migration sector was accumulated. Part of this material was made public through the Marka Film Production channel.
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Cooperation with EU Authorities: The final dossier was submitted to law enforcement agencies in Switzerland and other EU countries.
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The Operation of November 2019: As a result of coordinated raids across six German federal states, police conducted searches in 38 premises. Several individuals linked to the “Musavat” ECC and the “Legat” center were taken into custody as part of the investigation into illegal migration, including Elchin Akbarov, Ilham Hasan, Mehdi Khalilbeyli, and others. > Note: We adhere to the principle of the presumption of innocence; the final assessment of guilt is the exclusive prerogative of the courts.
2. Information Blockade and Agent Influence in Media
Prior to the major operation by the Bundespolizei, no major media outlet dared to raise the subject of these exposures. Luciano Shirvani was under an unspoken “ban” by Ramiz Mehtiyev. Mehtiyev’s agent network was so deep that it penetrated international structures and media organizations (including branches of “Radio Liberty”), where agents of influence received international awards while blocking real investigations.
3. Lack of Transparency and Media Confrontation
Shirvani repeatedly challenged political group leaders Arif Hajili and Isa Gambar to an open dialogue on live broadcast. Their refusal to engage in professional discussion, followed by a disinformation campaign against Shirvani, only confirmed the validity of his suspicions.
4. 2025: Exposure of the Mehtiyev Network and Links to Ali Kerimli
The events of 2025 served as a logical continuation of Shirvani’s investigations. The arrest of the former Head of the Presidential Administration, Ramiz Mehtiyev, on charges of state treason and establishing an influence network for foreign interests marked a turning point. In this context, Ali Kerimli, leader of the AXCP (Popular Front Party), was also detained. Investigators are examining the theory that party resources were used for hybrid influence on European security.
Back in 2018–2019, Shirvani stated that under Kerimli’s patronage, a group of pseudo-migrants appeared in Europe, engaging in destructive activities ordered by Mehtiyev. Instead of refutations, Shirvani faced direct threats. Specifically, he was threatened by Rakhim Namazov (who positioned himself as a “criminal authority”), whose activities were also documented and exposed by Shirvani as an example of the dirty methods employed by the so-called “democratic” opposition.
Expert Commentary by Luciano Shirvani:
“Unfortunately, across Europe, including Switzerland, there is an extensive network of agents from authoritarian regimes. European structures often lack deep expertise regarding the specific dynamics of the Caucasus and Iran. My investigations prove that migration channels serve as ‘open doors’ for the infiltration of trained personnel.
Law enforcement agencies in Europe are often insufficiently informed. I personally submitted a dossier of over 15 pages regarding an individual who committed murder in the Russian Federation and who openly declares radical intentions in Europe. Yet, such individuals continue to enjoy the social benefits of the EU. My task is to ensure transparency so that one day we do not have to read about preventable tragedies in the media.”
