Sputnik - Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi, who is believed to be an intelligence agent, ordered a couple to attack the rally and had given them the explosives at a June meeting in Luxembourg.




Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi, linked to�an alleged bomb plot against�an Iranian opposition rally, will be extradited from�Germany according to�the court's ruling.
"The wanted man cannot cite diplomatic immunity because he was on�a several day holiday trip outside�his host state Austria and not traveling between�his host country and the state that dispatched him," the superior regional court in�Bamberg said in�a statement.


Assadi was detained in�July near�the German city of�Aschaffenburg on�a European warrant after�a couple of�people of�Iranian origin were arrested in�Belgium and authorities reported finding powerful explosives in�their car.

The diplomat was charged with�conspiracy to�commit murder and being a foreign agent.

Belgian authorities have accused Assadi of�being part of�an alleged plot aimed at�reportedly setting off�explosives at�a huge annual rally of�the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq group, or MEK, in�neighboring France.

Six people linked to�the case were seized legally in�Belgium, France and Germany, two of�whom were later released.