According to the British Public Prosecution Service, two Iranian men were found guilty of taking actions that could help the Iranian intelligence service.
Mustafa Spond, 41, and Farhad Javad Tymansh, 46, between August 2024 and March 2025, carried out surveillance and identification of their targets with the aim of laying the groundwork for violence against people in the UK.
Kambiz Hosseini and Mojtabi Formohsan, two journalists of Iran's International TV channel based in London, as well as Jonathan Turner, one of the founding members of the organization "British Prisoners' Lawyers", were the targets of these two Iranian men.
The defendants contacted addresses related to their goals, took photos and videos.
Frank Ferguson, head of the Special Crimes and Assassination Unit at the UK Attorney General's Office, said: "This was a calculated operation to spy on people critical of the Iranian government."
Both of these men were found guilty on Thursday (12 Nov/12 Nov) after appearing in court. 57-year-old Shapur Kalalikhani Nouri was acquitted of these charges.
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