Giving the death sentence against three accused of spying for the Islamic Republic of Kuwait The Criminal Court in Kuwait, in the country's security branch, on Monday sentenced three accused to death and eight other accused to five years in prison. This case is related to the accusation of spying for the Iranian regime and Hezbollah in Lebanon and planning the assassination of Sheikh Fahd Al Youssef, Deputy Prime Minister and First Minister of the Interior of Kuwait, as well as a number of figures and officials in this country. - He sentenced to death Sheikh Hussein Abdullah al-Matouk, Hassan Abdulhadi Hajiya and Abdul Reza Haider Dehkani, citizens of Iran. These people were convicted in a case that included charges such as harming the national interests of Kuwait, spying for foreign parties and membership in the Lebanese Hezbollah. - From the case documents it appears that the defendants from tier 4 to 10 held meetings to plan the elimination operation, divided their tasks between them, and the defendant from tier 11 was supposed to provide the necessary equipment to implement this plan.