The
Kuwaiti Newspaper, Al-Qabas reported that the court's final verdict on
Al-Abduli spy group indicates that the members of this group have been trained
in
Lebanon and were holding sessions at the Iranian Embassy in Kuwait in
coordination with one of Iran's diplomats and a member of the Revolutionary
Guard.
On
Sunday, June 23, 2017, Al-Qabas released a report entitled " the meetings
at the Iranian Embassy and training in Lebanon", referred to the details
of the court's final verdict on Al-Abduli group indicating that the members of
this group hold sessions at the Iranian Embassy in Kuwait.
The
Kuwaiti Newspaper, Al-Qabas reported that the court's final verdict on
Al-Abduli spy group indicates that the members of this group have been trained
in
On
Sunday, June 23, 2017, Al-Qabas released a report entitled " the meetings
at the Iranian Embassy and training in Lebanon", referred to the details
of the court's final verdict on Al-Abduli group indicating that the members of
this group hold sessions at the Iranian Embassy in Kuwait.
Kuwait's
Court of Cassation announced the verdict, "It was proved for the court
with solid grounds that Hezbollah is a terrorist organization that operates for
the interests of the Islamic Republic, has accepted the values of the Iranian
Revolution and sought to promote these values in Kuwait and other Islamic
countries; the values that seek to destroy the primary systems of Kuwait and
other Islamic countries and to disrupt the social and economic systems of the
countries by employing illegal methods such as attacking the government
facilities, bombing, force and terrorism against the government and
citizens."
The
Kuwaiti Court of Cassation announced that it has received information through
testimonies from a Kuwaiti security force about the Hezbollah relations, the
hijacking of the Kuwaiti airplane 422, the attempts to assassinate the former
King of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed, and forming espionage groups. The
security forces also released information concerning the measures of Hezbollah
and the Iranian intelligence bodies to form espionage groups, to facilitate the
transfer of weapons and explosives through Iran. The members of this group were
obliged to snoop about the targets in Kuwait. The eighth defendant passed
military and urban plans that contained the coordinates of wells and oilfields.
On
Wednesday, July 19, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior released images of
al-Qaeda members and announced the judgments by default for those fugitives.
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