A court in Denmark sentences three leaders of a group behind terrorist attacks in Iran to up to eight years imprisonment after they were convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia.

A Danish district court finds three members of anti-Iran ASMLA separatist and terrorist group of financing and supporting terrorist activity in Iran in collaboration with Saudi Arabia as well as espionage.

During the trial of the anti-Iran SMLA terrorist group's ringleader, the prosecutor's representative provides evidence showing the Saudi and Israeli sponsorship for the terrorist outfit.

Denmark’s public prosecutor says it has charged three members of an anti-Iran armed group with promoting terror.

Iran publishes secret correspondence between the so-called Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahvaz terrorist group (ASMLA) and Saudi Arabia’s spy service.

In a stunning example of the British media's deeply-ingrained anti-Iran bias, a journalist has been removed from his post for demonstrating excessive independence of mind.

The remains of anti-terror commander General Qassem Soleimani and his companions have arrived in Iran from Iraq where they were assassinated by the US early Friday.