Azerbaijan imprisons two Iranian "spies"

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15:15 | 05.02.2015

Azerbaijan imprisons two Iranian "spies"

A court in Baku sentenced two Azerbaijani nationals to 13 and 14 years in prison for spying for Iran.

Faiq Qurbanov and Seymur Rzazada, both residents of the southern town of Lankaran on the Iranian border, were found guilty of working for Ettelaat, Iran’s intelligence ministry.

They were convicted of high treason.

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Azerbaijan imprisons two Iranian "spies"

Azerbaijan imprisons two Iranian "spies"

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