Johannes Natland, 19, was convicted in a UK court of conspiracy to commit murder after being recruited by the Swedish Foxtrot crime network, which prosecutors say operates for the Iranian regime. New details from N12 indicate he was arrested in a hotel room in northern England carrying two firearms and ammunition.
The Zioneer reported the conviction of Johannes Natland earlier today at 15:02 Jerusalem time. New details published by N12 on Wednesday evening specify that the 19-year-old Norwegian was arrested in a hotel room in northern England carrying two firearms and ammunition. The prosecution says Natland was recruited by the Swedish Foxtrot crime network, which prosecutors describe as operating as a franchise for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran.
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- StrongYoung neo-Nazi in Britain reportedly planned to place explosives in ATMs, carry out mass massacre
- DevelopingUK indicts 14-year-old far-right extremist for planning attacks on London mosques
- StrongGerman teen charged with planning synagogue attack, prosecutors say
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