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Iran gives CIA 'spy' death sentence

by Moyo Roy

10 Jan 2012 at 04:41hrs | 803 Views

An Iranian court condemned the CIA "spy", Amir Hekmati, to death, the semi-official Fars news agency reported on Monday.

Hekmati was charged with "cooperating with hostile government of the U.S., membership in CIA and an attempt to accuse Iran of terrorism," said the report.

Source - Xinhua

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