Coded calls from Brooklyn jail: How Iran operative directed terror plots in Europe, US
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A US indictment alleges that an Iran-backed operative jailed in New York used coded calls with family members to coordinate a plot against RAF Fairford, a British air base housing US troops. The accused and two associates are also alleged to have planned nearly 20 attacks targeting Jewish communities across Europe and the US.
Key Takeaways
- A US indictment alleges that an Iran-backed operative jailed in New York used coded calls with family members to coordinate a plot against RAF Fairford, a British air base housing US troops.
- The accused and two associates are also alleged to have planned nearly 20 attacks targeting Jewish communities across Europe and the US.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
A US indictment alleges that an Iran-backed operative jailed in New York used coded calls with family members to coordinate a plot against RAF Fairford, a British air base housing US troops. The accused and two associates are also alleged to have planned nearly 20 attacks targeting Jewish communities across Europe and the US.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India.