Iranians Spying Trial UK
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LONDON, Oct 6 - Three Iranian men spied on British-based dissident journalists on behalf of Iran's foreign intelligence service in order to attack them "as retribution for their criticism of the Iranian regime", prosecutors told a London jury on Tuesday.
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- 6 Oct
LONDON, Oct 6 - Three Iranian men spied on British-based dissident journalists on behalf of Iran's foreign intelligence service in order to attack them "as retribution for their criticism of the Iranian regime", prosecutors told a London jury on Tuesday.
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6 Oct UK trial of three Iranians over alleged plot to target Iran dissident journalists
Euronews
6 Oct Three Iranians accused of spying on journalists in UK as part of wider plot to attack dissident TV station staff
Daily Mail- 6 Oct Three Iranians on trial in UK for spying on dissident journalists
The Straits Times
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