Kuwait sentenced three people to death for alleged cooperation with Iran and Hezbollah! The French news agency quoted two judicial sources in Kuwait reporting that the country's criminal court sentenced three men to death for plotting to assassinate the deputy prime minister, cooperating with Iran, and being members of Hezbollah. According to these sources, Hussein Abdullah Matouk – the Islamic prophet, one of the Islamic figures and secretary-general of the National Islamic Coalition, is among the three sentenced to death. Another of these individuals was previously convicted of terrorist acts in 2016 but later received a pardon from the Kuwaiti ruler; he is said to have been arrested again in April. These people are accused of harming national interests, cooperating with Iran, plotting to assassinate the deputy prime minister and interior minister, and being members of Hezbollah. The court also sentenced 11 other people linked to the case to five years of forced labor.