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UK court finds two Iranian men guilty of spying for Iran

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Briefings

An English court ruled two men guilty of spying for Iran, with one man prepared to commit a violent attack. The evidence indicates they were promised rewards for intelligence and were willing to carry out attacks. The case highlights the risks of intelligence gathering in the UK.

Key points

• Two men were found guilty of spying for Iran by an English court.
• One of the spies was prepared to commit a violent attack.

Context

The court decision involved two individuals who were promised rewards for intelligence and were willing to carry out attacks. This case illustrates the risks of intelligence gathering in the UK.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific promise of rewards and the willingness to commit attacks. No specific dates, locations, or names of the spies are provided in the source.

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