Iranian agents smuggling to UK
The British newspaper "The Telegraph" revealed that UK authorities have intercepted individuals suspected of having ties to Iranian intelligence agencies while attempting to enter the country via the English Channel using small boats. The report stated that Iran has facilitated the crossing of migrants from the French city of Calais into Britain in exchange for providing services in support of the Iranian regime within the United Kingdom. It also indicated that smuggling networks operated by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) use routes starting from Iran, then through Turkey, Italy, and France, eventually reaching Britain via the Dover Strait. Officials confirmed that some operations involve activating members of the Iranian community within Britain, and that Iran wields influence over some of the smuggling routes. Additionally, there are risks associated with the entry of IRGC-linked individuals by air. British authorities are implementing heightened security measures amidst warnings of increasing espionage activities and internal attacks connected to Iran. The government is called upon to adopt stricter measures to confront the threats posed by the Iranian regime.
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