US EditionIsraeli embassy in London 'was target of alleged terror plot'
- British police arrested five men across England on May 3 in connection with an alleged terror plot targeting the Israeli embassy in London.
- The arrests followed intelligence concerns about an advanced stage of planning, with some suspects believed to be Iranian nationals, while police withheld full target confirmation.
- Four men, between the ages of 29 and 46, were charged with preparing a terrorist act following a series of coordinated police raids across multiple locations in southern and northern England, while a younger 24-year-old suspect was granted bail under specific conditions.
- Security minister Dan Jarvis called these among the largest recent counter-state threat operations, and Commissioner Dominic Murphy urged vigilance, citing operational reasons for limited information currently.
- The investigations are ongoing and intricate, with officials continuing to assess if Iranian officials played a role in orchestrating the plan, while emphasizing the importance of public cooperation.
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Iranian Accused of Plot on Israeli Embassy Entered UK Illegally: Report
An Iranian man who was arrested in connection to the alleged terror plot on the Israeli embassy in London entered the UK illegally and was living in accommodation provided by the taxpayer, a report has claimed. The post Iranian Accused of Plot on Israeli Embassy Entered UK Illegally, Was Living in Taxpayer-Funded House: Report appeared first on Breitbart.
Iranian terror suspect arrested over 'foiled plot to attack Israeli embassy' was 'asylum seeker living in taxpayer-funded house'
Iranian terror suspect arrested over 'foiled plot to attack Israeli embassy' was 'asylum seeker living in taxpayer-funded house' - An Iranian men arrested over an alleged plot to attack the Israeli embassy in London is understood to be an asylum seeker living in taxpayer-funded accommodation
Suspect arrested over Iran plot on Israeli embassy 'was an asylum seeker'
AT least one Iranian suspect arrested over an alleged plot to attack the Israeli embassy in London had made a claim for asylum in the UK, it is understood. The man was among five held by armed counter-terror police over an imminent bid to target a “specific premises” — said to be the high-security consulate in Kensington, West London. Getty Images - GettyThe Israeli Embassy in west London was reportedly the target of a terror plot[/caption] Heav…
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The Irish SunIranian suspect held over 'Israel embassy plot' may be small boat migrant
ONE of the Iranian suspects held over an alleged plot to target the Israeli embassy in London may be a small boat migrant, officials believe. Concerns that he crossed the Channel illegally before claiming asylum have stoked fears over who else may have used the route to slip into the UK. Getty Images - GettyThe Israeli Embassy in west London was reportedly the target of a terror plot[/caption] MEN MEDIAHeavily-armed police led a shirtless man aw…
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