A jury at the Old Bailey finds Johannes Kongsnes Natland guilty of conspiracy to murder after he travelled to the United Kingdom carrying two guns to carry out a €25K contract for the Foxtrot Network.Prosecutors say Natland was recruited through encrypted apps and social media, was arrested in Huddersfield after sending messages and a selfie, and accepted payment offers tied to operatives led by Rawa Majid and linked to Iran.The case exposes cross-border recruitment of teenagers—one 17-year-old is convicted in
Norway, a 16-year-old faces trial,
Poya Shafie is serving a life term in
Sweden for related plotting, and Natland will be sentenced at the Old Bailey in October.