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Saddam's spy receives Kuwaiti citizenship Published Date: July 03, 2010 KUWAIT: Documents recently obtained reveal that an Iraqi resident who worked as a spy for the former Iraqi regime was awarded Kuwaiti citizenship, along with his family, in recent years. It is believed that the suspect also played a large role in assisting Iraqi troops during the 1990 Invasion. The suspect is believed to be head of the Saddam Martyrs Brigades during the invasion and was employed by the Iraq regime's office in Basra at the time. He and his family are thought to worked as spies for the Baath Party in Kuwait and to have received letters of acknowledgment from the Iraqi regime until it fell in 2001. Letters obtained by Al-Watan Daily revealed that the individual provided the head of the Basra governorate's organizations supervisor the locations of Husainiyas, or Shiite mosques, in Kuwait and areas with Shiite majorities. One such letter, dated September 1, 1990, contained mentioning of condolences from the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein for the death of the suspect's brother during Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. In the letters, the suspect referred to the invasion as "the liberation of governorate 19 from the pro-West Al-Sabah government. In the letter, the suspect commits himself to continue supporting Saddam Husain. He even goes so far as to mention sacrificing his and his family's own lives for the former Iraqi leader and the Baath Party. In another letter, the suspect mentions being honored by the former Iraqi regime for his role in assisting Iraqi troops during the invasion. - Al-Watan
