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Two Iranian Men Convicted in UK Court for Spying on Farsi-Language Media Journalists

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November 12, 2026 • 12:49 PM
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London. Two Iranian men were convicted by a UK court on Thursday on charges of spying on journalists working for Farsi-language media outlets in London. A jury at the Woolwich Crown Court in South...

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London. Two Iranian men were convicted by a UK court on Thursday on charges of spying on journalists working for Farsi-language media outlets in London.

A jury at the Woolwich Crown Court in South London found 41-year-old Mostafa Sepahvand and 46-year-old Farhad Javadi Manesh guilty of working for the Iranian government and assisting a foreign intelligence service. The third defendant in this case, 57-year-old Shapur Khalehali Khani Nouri, was acquitted of all charges against him.

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