Norwegian teen found guilty of Iran-related murder plot

A jury in London has convicted Johannes Kongsenis Natteland (19 years old) of conspiracy to murder after he agreed to kill someone in exchange for 25,000 euros as part of an operation linked to an international criminal gang associated with Iran. He was arrested two days after arriving in Britain, found in possession of two pistols and ammunition, and is believed to have been recruited to carry out a crime in the UK. The Swedish group "Fuxstrut Network," led by the wanted man Rawa Majid and connected to Tehran, was behind the crime, and Natteland was fully aware of the mission he was asked to carry out. He was sentenced to prison after his conviction, with other defendants facing trial in Norway.

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