A court in London, November 12, found Mustafa Spond, 41, and Farhad Javad Temanesh, 46, guilty after a six-week trial of activities that could assist a foreign intelligence service.
According to court documents, the Revolutionary Guards tasked the defendants with monitoring people and gathering information about their whereabouts and movements.
The defendants contacted addresses associated with the individuals in question, took photos and videos, and used web tools, including ChatGipity, to search and gather information.
Kambiz Hosseini and Mojtabi Formohsan, two journalists of the Iran International TV channel in the Persian language, and Jonathan Turner, one of the founders of the "British Lawyers for Prisoners" organization, were among the people who were being monitored.