The conviction of two men accused of spying for Iran and planning an attack in Germany The Hamburg Supreme Court sentenced two men to 8 and a half years and 4 and a half years in prison for spying for the Islamic Republic and participating in a plan to attack Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany. After three months of judicial proceedings, the court sentenced a 54-year-old man to 8 and a half years in prison and his 43-year-old partner to 4 and a half years in prison. The court found these two men guilty of espionage for Iran and participating in acts related to murder and arson. The main accused is a Danish citizen of Afghan origin, who lived in Denmark before his arrest. The sentences handed down are in line with the request of the German Federal Prosecutor's Office, while the defense attorneys asked for the acquittal of both defendants.

The conviction of two men accused of spying for Iran and planning an attack in Germany The Hamburg Supreme Court sentenced two men to 8 and a half years and 4 and a half years in prison for spying for the Islamic Republic and participating in a plan to attack Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany. After three months of judicial proceedings, the court sentenced a 54-year-old man to 8 and a half years in prison and his 43-year-old partner to 4 and a half years in prison. The court found these two men guilty of espionage for Iran and participating in acts related to murder and arson. The main accused is a Danish citizen of Afghan origin, who lived in Denmark before his arrest. The sentences handed down are in line with the request of the German Federal Prosecutor's Office, while the defense attorneys asked for the acquittal of both defendants.