Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai police want to arrest another Iranian allegedly behind the bombs in Bangkok, a fifth member of a group they say intended to strike Israeli diplomats. Authorities plan to seek a court warrant for Nikkhahfard Javad, a 52-year-old man who was seen leaving the Bangkok building where the first blast took place on Tuesday, Police Maj. Gen. Anuchai Lekbumrung said Friday. A Thai criminal court already has issued arrest warrants for four Iranians. The Bangkok blasts went off a day after a device attached to an Israeli Embassy van in New Delhi exploded, wounding four people. Another device, found on an embassy car in Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, was safety detonated.
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A Thai court has issued warrants for four Iranians in relation to bombings in Bangkok
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The police say they want to arrest a fifth person, a 52-year-old man
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The Bangkok blasts came after bombs targeted Israelis in India and Georgia
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Israel and Iran have traded accusations over who is to blame for the bombings
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