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Ashkelon couple indicted for allegedly spying for Iran

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Ashkelon couple indicted for allegedly spying for Iran

The couple allegedly photographed sensitive sites, including Eilat Port and Mount Herzl, and surveilled the homes of security personnel.

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An Ashkelon couple, Tamerlan Amshukov, 26, and Alina Kushnirenko, 24, were indicted on Thursday for allegedly spying for Iranian agents. They are accused of photographing sensitive locations such as Eilat Port and Mount Herzl, and surveilling the residences of security personnel, in exchange for cryptocurrency. Amshukov faces charges of contact with a foreign agent, while both are charged with delivering information useful to the enemy.

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