Dutch intelligence expels two staff members of the Iranian embassy

Dutch intelligence expels two employees of the Iranian embassy

Belgium prolongs arrest and an Iranian wife in preparation for a bombing incident in France

Brussels: Abdullah Mustafa Amsterdam – London: "Middle East"

The Dutch intelligence service said Friday that the Netherlands had expelled two employees of the Iranian embassy. "We can confirm that the Netherlands has deported two accredited persons to the Iranian embassy … We will not provide any other information," said a spokesman for the Dutch intelligence services (19459009 ). From the Iranian opposition near Paris last Saturday, suspected of being a diplomat at the Iranian Embassy in Vienna with other members, including a Belgian couple of Iranian descent.
The Antwerp court 's barrister' s chamber rejected a request from the Iranian defense and his wife Nasima, to postpone consideration of the issue of the extension of. a Qalhma in the context of the investigation into suspicion of involvement in the preparation of a terrorist act to kill. The defense had requested to postpone the review of the confirmation of the arrest decision, due to the inability of Amir and his wife to access the court seat yesterday, to because of the prison guards' strike. But the president of the court rejected the defense's request and decided to confirm the warrant of arrest. Argonne Toeb, the lawyer charged with defending Amir, stated that his client had no knowledge of the explosives and ignition device in his car and that he wanted to go to court for to speak to the judge of the serious facts. Lawyer Bain Kroeser, charged with the defense of his wife, Nasima, said that he would consult his client on the appeal against the House's decision to uphold the arrest.
Belgian sources said that if an appeal was lodged against the decision, In response to the appeal
On the other hand, the Belgian authorities are waiting for a response from the French Prosecutor's Office at the request of Brussels d & # 39 extradite two persons arrested by the French police in the same file
. Who was arrested by the authorities Yaki and his wife, in the context of the planning of a terrorist act in France aimed at the Iranian opposition, are a dormant cell among the cells sent by the Iranian authorities to serve as detainees. Spies in Europe, according to Belgian media reported in Brussels.
Wednesday in the extradition request of a suspect from Belgium was arrested in France in an investigation into an attempted attack on the group Mujahideen Khalq in the north of Paris, reported Thursday the French press agency. Merhad A. The 54-year-old Iranian-born Saturday in Filippinti where he was organizing a rally of "Mujahideen Khalq". The Belgian authorities have described the detainee as an alleged accomplice.
The same evening, a Belgian couple of Iranian origin was arrested in Brussels with 500 grams of conventional explosives and suspected of plotting an attack. An Iranian diplomat in Germany was also questioned about the belgian-iranian couple. Austria confirmed that it had requested the immunity of the Vienna-based diplomat currently in Germany. The diplomat is suspected of delivering a quantity of explosives to the couple held in Belgium during a rally in Luxembourg.
The French News Agency reported that after 96 hours of detention, Mirhad A, Thursday, a judge of the Paris Court of Appeal's prosecutor's office informed him of the Issue of a European arrest warrant against him against Belgium. He has been placed in pre-trial detention pending extradition from the Belgian authorities, who will be heard by the court of appeal on 11 July. During this public hearing, the suspect must express his acceptance or refusal to transfer him to Belgium on the basis of the arrest warrant. If the court approves the sentence within seven days and if it is dismissed within 20 days.
In this case, Belgium investigates in cooperation with the French and German judicial authorities

About 25,000 people and personalities close to US President Donald Trump participated in the Iranian opposition group founded in 1965 and banned by the Iranian authorities in 1981.

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