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Iranian Network Indicted in US for Plotting Attacks on Jews

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The U.S. Department of Justice indicted an Iranian terror network, including Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah Brigades operatives, for planning attacks against Jews. The group is also linked to a foiled plot to attack the RAF Fairford base in Britain last September. Commander Mohammed al-Saadi allegedly continued to operate the network from his New York detention cell after his May arrest.

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  • An Iranian terror network was indicted in the U.S. for planning attacks against Jews.
  • The network included operatives from the Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah Brigades.
  • The group was also linked to a foiled plot against RAF Fairford base in Britain.
  • Commander Mohammed al-Saadi allegedly operated the network from a New York detention cell.
  • Al-Saadi was arrested in May on suspicion of involvement in approximately 20 attacks.
Iranian Network Indicted in US for Plotting Attacks on Jews
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