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Kuwait also ordered the closure of the Iranian "military, cultural and trade" missions Nike Air Max 90 Sale , said the government official, who asked not to be named.

The Gulf state's supreme court last month sentenced the mastermind of the cell to life in jail and condemned 20 others to various prison terms for alleged links with Iran and Lebanese Hezbollah and plotting terror attacks in Kuwait.

State Minister for Cabinet Affairs Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah Al-Sabah Nike Air Max 1 Sale , who is also acting information minister, confirmed that Kuwait had taken diplomatic action against Iran but declined to specify the measures.

"Following the supreme court ruling on the case ... the government of Kuwait has decided to take measures Nike Air Max Sale , in accordance with diplomatic norms and the Vienna Convention, towards its relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Max 95 Sale ," Sheikh Mohammad told AFP.He provided no further details.

The row comes at a time when Kuwait is trying to mediate an end to the Gulf's worst diplomatic crisis in years, after Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia and its allies cut ties with Qatar over accusations it is too close to Shiite Iran and funds extremists.

The Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Seyassah reported on Monday that 14 of the cell's 26 members had fled to Iran by sea.

They were convicted by a lower court early last year but acquitted on appeals several months later and set free.

By Oliver Trust

BERLIN， Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- Their surprising success this season in the Bundesliga just might help change RB Leipzig's poor reputation among German football fans. Currently the league newcomer is light years away from becoming a widely-accepted and celebrated club. Founded only seven years ago， the club was previously accused of having no soul on the pitch， and what's worse， of being a mere marketing instrument (the club is owned by energy drink manufacturer Red Bull).

However， after the first 12 games of the 201617 season in which they are undefeated (including seven consecutive victories)， they are top of the table and gaining admiration for conducting passionate， top-class football.

The East German club is currently not only attracting worldwide attention， but also garnering increasing respect from their first division rivals. In fact， some observers say that the widespread criticism from officials belonging to Germany's top dogs， Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund， is itself a clear sign that they are being seen as a serious threat. For decades now， becoming a "Bayern-Jaeger" (Bayern hunter) was the ultimate accolade as the country's football is constantly looking for powerful rivals to challenge the record-holding champions. Leipzig could well take on the mantle in the future， if current trends continue.

"We're are happy to have a second enemy we can do battle with alongside Borussia Dortmund，" Bayern Munich's new president Uli Hoeness said and quickly apologized for using the word "enemy，" saying instead he should have used "rival."

But not all figures in German football are taking Leipzig so seriously. "We respect their efforts when it comes to football but the only reason they play the game is to promote a canned drink. They have no tradition whatsoever，" Dortmund's CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke said， adding， "we don't need a top dog like that in German football."

Despite the verbal attacks， Leipzig's success this season is hardly a 'one hit wonder.'

Austrian-born Red Bull owner and billionaire Dietrich Mateschitz announced in 2014 that he had plans for his team to get into the Bundesliga's top tier within three to five years， and then go on to raid the Champions League: "We also want to get into the Champions League and be successful there."

Fans and rivals might be concerned about the side's increasing power. But the story behind the current German football wonder is perhaps the most unusual and thrilling one seen in German football for a long time. Having made their way up from the fifth division to the Bundesliga after buying the license of another club， Leipzig is now encountering an amazing amount of hate from rival fans.

There have been numerous protests against the club. Before a recent match against Bayer Leverkusen， home fans threw paint at the Leipzig team bus. When in the second and third division， the club had to suffer through similar attacks， like their bus being blocked by fans. The second division side Dynamo Dresden were fined over 60，000 euros after fans threw a bull head onto the pitch during a cup game last August. And fans of opposing clubs often refuse to travel to away games in Leipzig.

Despite being unable to call themselves Red Bull Leipzig due to DFB regulations (RB officially stands for "Rasen-Ball-Sport，" which alludes to grass root sports)， they are part of a group of franchises that includes their Austrian feeder club FC Red Bull Salzburg， Red Bull Brasil， Red Bull Ghana， New York Red Bulls and Formula One's Red Bull Racing. The naming system could not be more artificial and commerical， so it is of little surprise that it is not welcomed by many fans and officials in German football. The club might not technically be breaking the '50 plus 1 rule' whereby it is not allowed for investors to hold more than 49 per cent of votes. Fans， however， are not convinced and feel the rules are being by-passed.

The fact that Leipzig seem to have unlimited funds from their potent sponsor， is perhaps compounding the disdain. The full coffers also mean that Leipzig could prove a thorn in the side of the top domestic clubs， and later even the big names on the European stage. The salary cap of three million euros annually per player is expected to fall soon.

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