 “It is the view of PET (The Danish Security and Intelligence Service) that the three people, in the period from 2012 to 2018, have been spying for a Saudi Arabian intelligence service,” PET chief Finn Borch Andersen told reporters.
“It is the view of PET (The Danish Security and Intelligence Service) that the three people, in the period from 2012 to 2018, have been spying for a Saudi Arabian intelligence service,” PET chief Finn Borch Andersen told reporters.
The three Saudi-backed terrorists have been under close police protection and one was the subject of a 2018 assassination plot that was prevented by PET after a major police operation, he added, Reuters reported.
On September 22, 2018, the Al-Ahwazi group carried out a terrorist attack on Iran's soil, killing soldiers and civilians. Twenty-five people were killed, one of them a four-year-old child and at least 70 were wounded.
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