Two arrested by UK police over suspected National Security Act offences relating to Iran
- On Thursday, British police announced the arrest of two individuals in London for alleged National Security Act violations linked to Iran, detaining a 42-year-old woman and 60-year-old man on Wednesday.
- Counter Terrorism Policing London conducted two residential searches on June 24 as part of the investigation, followed by a third residential property search in north-west London on Wednesday.
- Police clarified the investigation is not connected to attacks earlier this year targeting Jewish and Iranian communities in London, nor is it related to the upcoming Jewish High Holy Days period.
- Both suspects were released on bail with strict conditions until late October, with the Metropolitan Police confirming the arrests relate to suspected offences under Section 3 of the National Security Act.
- Commander Helen Flanagan of Counter Terrorism Policing London stated, "We do not believe there to be any imminent threat to the wider public," though the overall terrorism threat level remains ranked as "severe.
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Two Arrested in London on Suspicion of Spying for Iran
A 60-year old man and a 42-year old woman have been arrested under the National Security Act on suspicion of spying for Iran. They have been released on bail until late October… The Met says the investigation was not linked to the upcoming Jewish holy days. Head of Counter Terrorism Policing London Helen Flanagan said:…
Police say the arrests are not connected to incidents linked to Jewish and Iranian communities in London earlier this year. Source link:
London Arrests Linked to Iran Investigation
Two individuals in London have been arrested as part of a probe into potential National Security Act violations associated with Iran. The arrests of a 42-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man indicate efforts to counter foreign intelligence service activities. The investigation is unrelated to prior incidents targeting Jewish and Iranian-linked sites.
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