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A Kenyan police officer has told a court that two Iranians accused of planning attacks on Western targets in Kenya had shipped more than 221 pounds of a powerful explosive.
Iranian nationals Ahmad Abolfathi Mohammad and Sayed Mansour Mousavi are charged with preparing to commit acts intended to cause grievous harm after they were arrested and allegedly led officials to a 33-pound stash of the explosive RDX.
Police Sgt. Erick Opagal asked the court Tuesday in an affidavit to deny the two suspects bail because more than 187 pounds of the explosive authorities say was shipped to Kenya has not been found.
Iranian agents are suspected in several successful or thwarted attacks — especially against Israeli interests — around the globe over the last year.
