Saudi Arabia to put 32 on trial for spying for Iran

23 Feb 2016

“Saudi-owned media report that 32 people have been accused of spying for the kingdom’s regional rival Iran and now face trial. Al-Arabiya reported Monday that 30 are Saudis from the eastern region of Qatif, where Shiites are dominant. The other two are an Afghan and an Iranian.”

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