The London court found two Iranians guilty of spying for the Salami Republic.
After a six-week trial at Woolwich Court in south London, 41-year-old Mustafa Spond and 46-year-old Farhad Javad Yemen were convicted of the offences. These maples were probably associated with the Revolutionary Guards.
The Revolutionary Guards were outlawed in the UK in July 2026 under new statutory powers to deal with state threats. According to these laws, people who are convicted of supporting or cooperating with this organization may be sentenced to a maximum of 14 years in prison.
The third accused, 57-year-old Shapur Galhani Nouri, was acquitted of all charges.