In the final summary of the evidence in the case of the three accused of planning a deadly attack on Kambiz Hosseini and Mojtabi Formohsen, two journalists of Iran International in London, the British Prosecutor's Office said that they knowingly helped the Revolutionary Guards to prepare the attack by contacting the addresses of the target people and taking photos and videos.
On Monday, November 2, at the beginning of the fifth week of the trial of Mustafa Safwand, Farhad Javadimanesh and Spur Kalalikhani Nouri, William Emlyn Jones, the prosecution lawyer, presented his closing arguments at Woolwich Crown Court in London. He said that these three defendants carried out the same activities that the Revolutionary Guards in Britain asked them to carry out.
Jones claimed that the failure to carry out the attack does not rule out the defendants' assistance to the Revolutionary Guards; Because going to the addresses, taking pictures and videos and trying to find the target people were part of the desired activity of the Revolutionary Guards.
Read more details about this report on the Iran International website.