The Guardian: Iran behind two assassinations in Netherlands – minister
Foreign minister says there is ‘strong’ evidence Iran directed killings of two Dutch nationals.
Iran has been accused by the Dutch government of directing two political assassinations in the Netherlands, triggering EU sanctions against Tehran’s military intelligence service.
The two murders are alleged to have taken place in broad daylight in 2015 in Almere, a city east of Amsterdam, and in 2017 on a street close to the Dutch foreign ministry in The Hague.
In a written statement to the Dutch parliament, Stef Blok, the country’s foreign minister, said intelligence services had found “strong indications that Iran was involved in the assassinations of two Dutch nationals of Iranian origin”.
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WNU Editor: This follows Denmark's accusation that Iran was responsible for an assassination attempt last year (see above video).
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