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Jared Kushner's Name Mentioned In Top-Secret Iran Spy Intercept Call
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, has reportedly been mentioned in a classified intelligence intercept that is now at the centre of a whistleblower complaint against Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
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"Iran's Efforts To Recruit...": 2 Israeli Couples Arrested For Spying
Israeli police said Thursday they had arrested an Israeli couple on suspicion of spying for Iran, barely a week after two groups allegedly working for Tehran were detained.
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Iran Seeks To "Kidnap Or Kill Enemies Of The Regime" In UK: Spy Agency MI5
Iran wants to kidnap or kill UK-based individuals it deems "enemies of the regime", with at least 10 such plots uncovered so far this year, the head of Britain's domestic spy agency MI5 said Wednesday.
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Foreign Diplomats, Including UK Envoy, Arrested For "Spying" In Iran: Report
Iran's Revolutionary Guards arrested several foreign diplomats including a Briton, accusing them of "spying", the Fars news agency and state television said Wednesday.
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Iran Jails British Dual National For 10 Years For Spying
Iran has jailed a British dual national convicted of spying for Israel and upheld the sentence of a British Council staffer for "cultural infiltration", the judiciary said on Tuesday.
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Kuwaiti Court Overturns Death Sentence In Iran Spy Cell Case
Kuwait's highest court today overturned the death sentence imposed by a lower tribunal against a man convicted of belonging to a group Kuwait said was trying to destabilise the Gulf Arab state on behalf of Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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Saudi Court Sentences 15 To Death For Spying For Rival Iran
A Saudi court sentenced 15 people to death on Tuesday after convicting them of spying for the kingdom's regional rival Iran, Saudi media reported.
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Saudi's Iran Spy Trial Makes 'Mockery' Of Justice: Human Rights Watch
A trial in Saudi Arabia of 32 men, almost all Shiites, accused of spying for Iran makes a mockery of justice in the Sunni kingdom, Rights Watch charged Tuesday.
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Jared Kushner's Name Mentioned In Top-Secret Iran Spy Intercept Call
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, has reportedly been mentioned in a classified intelligence intercept that is now at the centre of a whistleblower complaint against Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
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"Iran's Efforts To Recruit...": 2 Israeli Couples Arrested For Spying
Israeli police said Thursday they had arrested an Israeli couple on suspicion of spying for Iran, barely a week after two groups allegedly working for Tehran were detained.
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Iran Seeks To "Kidnap Or Kill Enemies Of The Regime" In UK: Spy Agency MI5
Iran wants to kidnap or kill UK-based individuals it deems "enemies of the regime", with at least 10 such plots uncovered so far this year, the head of Britain's domestic spy agency MI5 said Wednesday.
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Foreign Diplomats, Including UK Envoy, Arrested For "Spying" In Iran: Report
Iran's Revolutionary Guards arrested several foreign diplomats including a Briton, accusing them of "spying", the Fars news agency and state television said Wednesday.
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Iran Jails British Dual National For 10 Years For Spying
Iran has jailed a British dual national convicted of spying for Israel and upheld the sentence of a British Council staffer for "cultural infiltration", the judiciary said on Tuesday.
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Kuwaiti Court Overturns Death Sentence In Iran Spy Cell Case
Kuwait's highest court today overturned the death sentence imposed by a lower tribunal against a man convicted of belonging to a group Kuwait said was trying to destabilise the Gulf Arab state on behalf of Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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Saudi Court Sentences 15 To Death For Spying For Rival Iran
A Saudi court sentenced 15 people to death on Tuesday after convicting them of spying for the kingdom's regional rival Iran, Saudi media reported.
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Saudi's Iran Spy Trial Makes 'Mockery' Of Justice: Human Rights Watch
A trial in Saudi Arabia of 32 men, almost all Shiites, accused of spying for Iran makes a mockery of justice in the Sunni kingdom, Rights Watch charged Tuesday.
