The trial exposed an operation in which Iranian agents offered money and inducements to so-called 'proxies' in order to target their enemies in the UK but never found their targets.
Moment police arrest two Iranian spies who were hired over social media to attack journalists in the UK critical of the regime and Israel-supporting lawyer
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The trial exposed an operation in which Iranian agents offered money and inducements to so-called 'proxies' in order to target their enemies in the UK but never found their targets.
Key Takeaways
- Moment police arrest two Iranian spies who were hired over social media to attack journalists in the UK critical of the regime and Israel-supporting lawyer.
- The trial exposed an operation in which Iranian agents offered money and inducements to so-called 'proxies' in order to target their enemies in the UK but never found their targets.
- The trial exposed an operation in which Iranian agents offered money and inducements to so-called 'proxies' in order to target their enemies in the UK but never found their targets.
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