Many Iranians detained in the UK in the attack plan
AdvertisementOn Sunday, Metropolitan police confirmed that British terrorist police had detained several Iranian persons on suspicion of being attacked at an unidentified place in London.
The arrests were made in different zones of the UK on Saturday, and five men, 29 and 46, were detained on suspicion that they had “prepared a terrorism”.
Four of the prisoners are from the Iranian nation, the authorities are trying to ensure the identity and nationality of the fifth person.
Five people are currently being investigated in police groups and are not properly charged. Investigators continue to address addresses in London, Manchester and Swindan.
Officials said that the alleged plan is focusing on a particular location, and its details are hidden for “functional reasons.”
Dominic Murphy, who heads the anti -terrist command, is still trying to determine the motivation behind the attack, as well as if there is any danger to the public.
In a separate case, three Iranian men, aged 39, 44 and 55, were arrested in London in an investigation into national security, police said.
British Interior Minister Yevet Cooper said the arrest of the need to maintain surveillance in the development of security challenges and the need to maintain surveillance. “These are extreme events that prove a permanent need to change our response to the threats to national security,” he said.
“The government is constantly working with police and information companies to support all the necessary measures and safety values to keep the country safe,” the ruler said.
Although no direct contact with Iran has been established in the main case, the National Security Agency warned the MI5, the risk of individuals or the functions of individuals.
In a statement in October, MI5 chief Ken McCullum said security services have been eliminated by 20 dangerous projects connected to Iran since 2022, many of which are aimed at UK -based dissidents.
It also warned that the growing tensions in the Middle East could cause more anti -Iran’s activities in the UK.
In March 2024, P Ou Riya Jerati, an editor of the Persian language channel, criticized the leadership of Iran – was stabbed at the door of his house in London. Two suspects followed Romania and detained behind the investigation of the attack.
The amount of national threat from the United Kingdom for terrorism is “substantial”, which means that an attack is considered possible.
