• <coverage-outsourcing id='30920'> <reference source='https://tinyurl.com/ybx6fs5v'> The fifth trial of Amadnews case was held in Branch 15 of Tehran Revolutionary Court. Another defendant was in court. "Hengameh Shahidi's connection with Amadnews" and "making a missile to attack the IRGC's base" has been mentioned in this trial. Judge Salavati claimed that Hengameh Shahidi had "confessed to working directly with Amadnews and had been one of the site's editors for some time." Mr. Zam "confirmed Hengameh Shahidi's collaboration with Amadnews but he said that she was not the editor." "Hengameh Shahidi said the French police gave Mr. Zam a gun," the judge told Mr. Zam, referring to what was alleged to be Mrs. Shahidi's statements. "I took money from her once," Ruhollah Zam said in response to a judge's question about borrowing money from Hengameh Shahidi. Tavana Mohammadi, another defendant in the case, was introduced as "Amadnews Technical Director". He said: > I had a close relationship with Ruhollah, I had his bank and social accounts. Mr. Tavana added: > The Sunni Kalameh TV had deposited $ 4,000 in Zam's account." Amin Vaziri, the prosecutor who is observing political prisoners, claimed that "he had produced a missile to attack the IRGC's base by presenting a video of the conversation attributed to Mr. Zam. Tavana Mohammadi also confirmed the claim and said: > I was taking orders from Mr. Zam. I was supposed to receive $ 500,000 in the first phase and $ 2 million for each similar operation of building missiles and targeting IRGC centers. "They wanted to meet me several times, and they were supposed to pay me 20,000 euros a month," Mr. Zam said, referring to requests from the UAE and Saudi Arabia.The court also referred to Saghar Kasraei's case. According to the Iranian judiciary, "Ruhollah Zam intended to receive funds from the US government for business purposes through Mrs. Kasraei." "Kasraei is close to the US Congress and she is responsible for trying to overthrow the Iranian government , Court officials stated based on the alleged contents of Saghar Kasaei </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>