BERLIN, Jan 3 (KUNA) -- The office of the German Prosecutor General has on Tuesday officially accused a Pakistani national of spying for Iran.
Sayed Mustafa, 31 years, confessed of receiving money from an Iranian secret service for spying on the former head of German-Israeli Society Reinhold Robbe over at least one year, said a statement by the Prosecutor General's office located in Karlsruhe city.
The defendant is also accused by Paris of spying on a professor of economics for the same Iranian secret service, according to the statement.
The man, arrested in last July is to stand trial after his interrogation completed in mid-December. (end) anj.gb