Erzurum
Public Prosecutor’s Office has completed an indictment against suspects who
were detained on claims that they aided Iranian spies in the eastern province
of Iğdır, Anatolian news agency reported today.
Prosecutors
asked for 20 years in prison for the 10 arrested suspects, including two
Iranian spies, and one more who was released pending trial, the reports said.
The
suspects will stand trial on charges of sharing documents and information about
the Turkish Armed Forces, the National Intelligence Organization (MİT), border
posts, the locations of public buildings and the heads of several corporations with
Iranian spies in return for money, according to the indictment.
The
indictment also includes documents, photos and video footage allegedly recorded
by suspects for the spies, reports said, noting that the materials were all
seized during police operations.
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