Dos iraníes condenados por espiar para Teherán a periodistas disidentes y a un abogado proisraelí en el Reino Unido
Mostafa Sepahvand y Farhad Javadi Manesh planearon 'ataques violentos' contra al menos uno de sus 'sujetos', según se escuchó en el juicio
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Two Iranian nationals have been convicted in the UK for running a surveillance operation targeting dissident journalists and a pro-Israel lawyer. The trial revealed they planned violent attacks against at least one person they were tracking. This case exposes how Tehran's intelligence apparatus extends its reach into Britain, using operatives to intimidate and threaten critics abroad. The verdict signals that UK courts are willing to hold state-linked spies accountable, but the broader question is how many similar networks remain undetected.