Britain and Iran called on each other envoys after three Iranians are charged with spying in the UK.
Three Iranian men were arrested 3. Maja and appeared in court in London on Saturday on Spying on the Islamic Republic.
Iran’s news agency IRNA announced that the British charge of D’Affaire was asked to explain what was said “unjustified” and “politically motivated” arrests. Then a foreign united office in the UK replied Monday to Call Tehran Ambassador in the UK.
Chamber Secretary Ivette Cooper said that the United Kingdom “does not tolerate growing threatening of state state in the Great Britain’s soil.”
“I can confirm that the Iranian ambassador also breeded Iranian Foreign Minister in the strongest conditions that the United Kingdom will not accept any Iranian threat threatening in the UK,” in parliament in parliament on Monday.
She added that the government will compile new powers for Proscres to cover state threats.
She said she would create the power “stronger than the current national security authority to enable us to limit the activity and work of foreign national organizations in the UK.”
The foreign office said that the government “is clear that national security protection remains our main priority and Iran must be responsible for its actions.”
“The Ambassador calls monitoring the announcement this weekend who said three Iran citizens of the accused to involve in behavior likely to help foreign intelligence,” he added.
Alleged spying was held from August 2024. until February 2025. years, according to the Metropolitan police.
Police identified suspects as a Mosta Sepahvand, 39, Farhad Javadi Manesh, 44, and Shapoor Kalehali Khani Noori, 55, all living in London.
The fourth man was arrested 9. May as part of the investigation, but was released without compensation, the meeting was told.
The three men who arrived in the UK between 2016 and 2022. years, they received temporary leave to stay after seeking asylum.
It is stated that they conducted supervision in order to locate journalists related to Iran International, which produces coverage that is critical of current regime in Iran. Iran was prescribed as a terrorist organization.
The Secretary Cooper said that the charges against Iranian citizens came along with the “grave wider sourced” series “,” almost 50% of the year “increase in investigations of the state threat of MI5.
“Iranian regime is an unacceptable threat to our home security that cannot continue,” she said.
Five other Iranian people were also arrested 5. May in London, Swindon, Stockport, Rochdale and Manchester as part of a special investigation against terrorism.
Four men – who were held for the preservation of terrorist act – were released from custody, although investigation “remains active and in progress,” Police said.
The fifth man was previously inserted for an unspecified date in May.
