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Britain and Iran caused each other’s weakening after three Iranians were accused of espionage in the UK.
Three Iranian men were arrested on May 3 and appeared in London’s court on Saturday, accused of espionage in the Islamic Republic.
The IRNA news agency said the D’Faire’s British accusation was suggested to give an explanation of what was said that it was “unjustified” and “politically motivated” arrest.
On Monday, the foreign service responded, calling Tehran’s ambassador to the UK.
The foreign service stated that the government “it is clear that national security protection remains a top priority, and Iran should be responsible for its actions.”
“Pogoza stems from the announcement this weekend, which states that three Iranian citizens have been charged with behavior that can assist in a foreign intelligence service,” it added.
The alleged espionage was held from August 2024 to February 2025, according to the capital police.
Police identified them as Mostafa Sepahvand, 39, Farhad Javadi Manesh, 44 years old, and Cape Calegali Khani Nuri, 55 years old in London.
The fourth person was arrested on May 9 as part of the investigation but was released without charge, Met said.
Three men who arrived in the UK from 2016 to 2022 were provided with temporary vacation to remain after the shelter requirement.
They were allegedly observing the purpose of posting journalists related to Iran International.
Iran International produces lighting that is critical of the current regime in Iran and has been provided in Iran as a terrorist organization.
“Iran should be taken into account by its actions,” Interior Minister Itve Cooper said in a statement on Saturday.
“We must also strengthen our powers to protect our national security, as we will not tolerate the growing state of the threat on our soil,” she added.
On the same day, five Iranian men were arrested in London, Svinda, Stocport, Rochdale and Manchester as part of a separate investigation into the fight against terrorism.
Four men who were suspicion of training the terrorist attack were released from custody, although the investigation is “remain active,” police said.
Earlier the fifth person was sent to an uncertain date in May.
