Tunisia releases UN arms expert detained for spying
By DW
22 May 2019 |
11:39 am
German-Tunisian UN diplomat Moncef Kartas, who was jailed nearly two months ago on suspicion of espionage, has been temporarily released on bail. But the case against him continues.
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