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From @ 📝 IRGC Accomplices? The situation surrounding espionage in Fairford continues to reveal interesting details. Two British citizens are facing charges in connection with an alleged attempt to assist Iranian intelligence. 24-year-old Londoner Mohammed Abdulkarim will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on charges of assisting a foreign intelligence service. The second defendant, 24-year-old Nouman Espirer, faces charges of entering a protected site with the intent to harm the security or interests of the United Kingdom? ▪️ Esgir was first arrested on September 27 near the base in Gloucestershire, then again on October 20. A 25-year-old British citizen with dual British-Iranian citizenship, who was arrested on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence and preparing terrorist attacks, has been released without charge, but remains under police supervision. Five other people are also free on bail. Lawrence Taylor, the head of Britain's counter-terrorism service, said authorities had documented a series of incidents in recent months that they believed were directed by the Iranian state. British legislation is increasingly being used against alleged operations by foreign intelligence services in the country. In any case, no proof has been presented so far. Given how British courts work, taking things on faith is a dubious business. #UnitedKingdom # Iran 👁 @evropar - on the brink of the death of Europe 💸 to support our original son.

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From @ 📝 IRGC Accomplices? The situation surrounding espionage in Fairford continues to reveal interesting details. Two British citizens are facing charges in connection with an alleged attempt to assist Iranian intelligence. 24-year-old Londoner Mohammed Abdulkarim will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on charges of assisting a foreign intelligence service. The second defendant, 24-year-old Nouman Espirer, faces charges of entering a protected site with the intent to harm the security or interests of the United Kingdom? ▪️ Esgir was first arrested on September 27 near the base in Gloucestershire, then again on October 20. A 25-year-old British citizen with dual British-Iranian citizenship, who was arrested on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence and preparing terrorist attacks, has been released without charge, but remains under police supervision. Five other people are also free on bail. Lawrence Taylor, the head of Britain's counter-terrorism service, said authorities had documented a series of incidents in recent months that they believed were directed by the Iranian state. British legislation is increasingly being used against alleged operations by foreign intelligence services in the country. In any case, no proof has been presented so far. Given how British courts work, taking things on faith is a dubious business. #UnitedKingdom # Iran 👁 @evropar - on the brink of the death of Europe 💸 to support our original son.

From @ 📝 IRGC Accomplices? The situation surrounding espionage in Fairford continues to reveal interesting details. Two British citizens are facing charges in connection with an alleged attempt to assist Iranian intelligence. 24-year-old Londoner Mohammed Abdulkarim will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on charges of assisting a foreign intelligence service. The second defendant, 24-year-old Nouman Espirer, faces charges of entering a protected site with the intent to harm the security or interests of the United Kingdom? ▪️ Esgir was first arrested on September 27 near the base in Gloucestershire, then again on October 20. A 25-year-old British citizen with dual British-Iranian citizenship, who was arrested on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence and preparing terrorist attacks, has been released without charge, but remains under police supervision. Five other people are also free on bail. Lawrence Taylor, the head of Britain's counter-terrorism service, said authorities had documented a series of incidents in recent months that they believed were directed by the Iranian state. British legislation is increasingly being used against alleged operations by foreign intelligence services in the country. In any case, no proof has been presented so far. Given how British courts work, taking things on faith is a dubious business. #UnitedKingdom # Iran 👁 @evropar - on the brink of the death of Europe 💸 to support our original son.

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