London court finds two Iranian men guilty of spying on journalists for Tehran
Summary
Two Iranian men have been found guilty of spying on journalists in London for Tehran, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Thursday 12 November, headlining that a London court found the two guilty of spying for Tehran. Bloomberg reported that the two Iranian nationals were found guilty of engaging in conduct likely to assist Iran's intelligence agency, in the latest case involving foreign spy services ordering surveillance and sabotage in Britain.
Latest: Two Iranian men have been found guilty of spying on journalists in London for Tehran, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, Bloomberg writing that the two Iranian nationals were found guilty of engaging in conduct likely to assist Iran's intelligence agency, in the latest case involving foreign spy services ordering surveillance and sabotage in Britain.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 12 November
Two Iranian men have been found guilty of spying on journalists in London for Tehran, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, Bloomberg writing that the two Iranian nationals were found guilty of engaging in conduct likely to assist Iran's intelligence agency, in the latest case involving foreign spy services ordering surveillance and sabotage in Britain.
- 07:50ABC News London court finds 2 Iranian men guilty of spying for Tehran
- 07:27The Philadelphia Inquirer London court finds 2 Iranian men guilty of spying for Tehran
- 07:05Bloomberg Iran Plot Against UK-Based Reporter Marks Shift in Sabotage Threat