From chemical warfare to deadly riots, Germany's key role in anti-Iran plots

While Germany sees its internal security and political survival as "red lines", cracking down on those allegedly involved in a "coup plot", it doesn't extend the same privilege to Iran, which is up against armed rioters, criminals, and terrorists.

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