Saudi accuses 32 of spying for Iran

Saudi Arabia accuses 32 people of spying for Iran, al-Arabiya reports.

The suspects are mostly Saudi nationals, one Iranian and one Afghan national.

The list of charges includes “establishing a spying unit in collaboration with members of the Iranian intelligence and providing very important and dangerous information related to the military field.” The 32 are accused of meeting with Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, “carrying out hostile acts against Saudi Arabia and committing high treason against their country and their king,” and “owning banned books, publications and automated computer devices which might be prejudicial to public order and the security of Saudi Arabia.”

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