Hours after the news of the conviction of two Iranians named Mustafa Sepahund, 41, and Farhad Javadimanesh, 46, in Britain for spying for the intelligence agencies of the Islamic Republic of Iran, audio of a conversation between Sepahund and an unknown person was played to the media. In this conversation, referring to the dangerous nature of the crime he is committing, Spavand objects to the amount and manner of payment of his salary by the Iranian intelligence agent.
From Sepahund's words it is clear that the information data on the target addresses was wrong and he was directed many times to wrong addresses.
From the information presented in court, it appears that the two criminals in this case, on the orders of an agent of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, followed various targets, including Iranian journalists living in London and organizations close to Israel, and gathered information about them.