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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Norwegian Teen Sentenced to 20 Years for Plotting UK Murder for Iran-Linked Gang

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Norwegian Teen Jailed 20 Years in UK for Iran-Linked Murder Plot

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A Norwegian teenager, Johannes Natland, 19, was sentenced to 20 years in detention in the UK for plotting a murder after being recruited online by the Swedish Foxtrot Network. He was paid approximately $28,600 for the contract killing and admitted possessing firearms. The Foxtrot Network is allegedly linked to attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets on behalf of Iran. Natland's lawyer is seeking his transfer back to Norway.

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  • Johannes Natland, 19, received a 20-year sentence in the UK for a murder plot.
  • He was recruited online by the Swedish Foxtrot Network, allegedly linked to Iran.
  • Natland was paid about $28,600 for the contract killing.
  • The Foxtrot Network is accused of targeting Israeli and Jewish individuals for Iran.
  • Natland's lawyer is working to transfer him back to Norway.
Norwegian Teen Jailed 20 Years in UK for Iran-Linked Murder Plot
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