A Kenyan court on Wednesday ordered the deportation of two
Iranian men who were accused of plotting an attack on the Israeli embassy in
the capital, Nairobi.
The court order said an agreement had been reached between
prosecutors and the Iranian embassy leading to the termination of criminal
charges and deportation.
The suspects, Sayed Nasrollah Ebrahim and Abdolhosein Gholi
Safaee, had been in custody since Nov. 29, when they were arrested outside the
Israeli embassy with video footage of the facility.
They had been traveling in an Iranian diplomatic car after
visiting a prison where they saw two other Iranians who have been jailed for 15
years on terrorism charges, according to prosecutors.
They were charged with collecting information to facilitate
a terrorist act.
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