Police raided the room of an Iranian national, Madani Seyed Mehrded, in Bangkok's Nasa Vegas hotel on Feb. 26 in connection with an alleged Iranian plot to attack Israeli diplomats. The suspect was tracked through links to the three Feb. 14 explosions that revealed the alleged plot by an Iranian team suspected of targeting Israeli diplomats with improvised explosive devices, assembled as "sticky bombs," in Tbilisi, Georgia, and New Delhi, India. Mehrded's information was found in the SIM cards belonging to two other Iranians, Saeid Moradi and Mohammad Hazaei. Mehrdad was also reportedly seen standing on the same road as the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok on Feb. 14. Moradi, Hazaei and a third man, Sedaghat Zadeh, were all reportedly staying in a rented house southeast of the embassy.