Two men convicted in UK for spying for Iran, plotting attacks on journalists
Published 19 h ago5 sourcesEvidence: Reported
A British court convicted two Iranian nationals of spying for an Iranian intelligence agency, targeting journalists and a lawyer. The conviction marks a concrete legal outcome in UK counterintelligence efforts against Iranian espionage, though details on the scope of the operation remain limited. This underscores ongoing Iranian intelligence activity in the UK and the West.
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A British court has convicted two Iranian nationals, Mostafa Sepahvand and Farhad Javadi Manesh, for assisting an Iranian intelligence agency in espionage activities, including plotting attacks on UK-based journalists. This conviction confirms ongoing Iranian intelligence operations targeting dissidents in the UK and highlights the UK's counterintelligence response. The full scope of the Iranian intelligence operation remains unclear.
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