Gulf Defendants Sentenced in Court
A criminal court sentenced five Gulf defendants to seven years in prison and another defendant to three years, both with imprisonment and enforcement, on charges of forging Kuwaiti nationality. It was discovered that they conspired to impersonate Kuwaitis and benefit from the advantages of citizenship by submitting false information and adding fictitious names to the nationality register. This was done to facilitate obtaining Kuwaiti documents and enjoy associated rights. Investigations confirmed that the defendants worked in various ministries and approached the Passport and Nationality Department to renew their passports under false names, aiming to commit fraud and seize benefits granted to Kuwaitis.
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