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Argentine Judge Charges 7 Iranians, 1 Lebanese in 1994 AMIA Bombing
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First reported by Mignews · 13 hours ago
What happened
An Argentine judge has charged seven Iranians and one Lebanese national in connection with the 1994 AMIA Jewish center bombing, paving the way for a potential trial in absentia. The attack, blamed on Iran and Hezbollah, remains unsolved and has led to decades of political and judicial turmoil in Argentina.
- 01Argentine judge charges 7 Iranians and 1 Lebanese in 1994 AMIA bombing.
- 02Attack killed 85, injured 300; Iran and Hezbollah blamed.
- 03Potential trial in absentia is a significant step after decades.
- 04President Milei praised the decision as 'Morality as state policy'.
- 05Ruling suggests possible link to 1992 Israeli embassy bombing.
- 06Investigation has been marked by controversy and cover-up allegations.
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