“Blue Star” Released

According to the Iran Book News Agency (IBNA), the book “Blue Star” by Alireza Sakaki, author of security novels, has been published by Nashr Ma’aref. This work addresses espionage activities, the infiltration of Baha’is, and their alleged cooperation with Mossad.

In the story, a group attempts to transfer a virus to defense systems; however, this action is thwarted by the vigilance of security forces. Subsequently, a drone attack plan is put on the agenda to disable one of Iran’s nuclear power plants.

The book “Blue Star,” centered on security and espionage narratives, examines methods of infiltration and recruitment of Baha’is among young people. In this work, the author has sought to address, through the medium of a story, some of the hidden challenges in the field of national security and the confrontation between intelligence services.

“Blue Star” is considered a continuation of Sakaki’s body of work in the field of security narratives and features a fictional structure that presents a combination of reality and imagination to the audience in a narrative format.

The book “Blue Star,” written by Alireza Sakaki, has been published by Nashr Ma’aref at a price of 250,000 Tomans.