Public Prosecution Service Sees Foreign Hand Behind Actions of Arrested Egyptian
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Reformatorisch Dagblad
The suspicions against an Egyptian man who was arrested in the Netherlands earlier this month for assault have been expanded. The Public Prosecution Service reports that the man is now also suspected of "providing services to a foreign power." The spokesperson for the Public Prosecution Service did not disclose exactly which services are involved or for which country he performed them, as the criminal investigation is still ongoing.
The 34-year-old Egyptian Ahmed Nasser has been arrested again in the Netherlands. He was already in custody, but is now also suspected of carrying out orders for a foreign power. This possibly involves intimidation and threats during demonstrations. The case has major diplomatic consequences. In Egypt, his arrest led to days of protests, after which the Netherlands temporarily closed its embassy in Cairo.
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