Three Iranian migrants facing espionage accusations in the United Kingdom have firmly rejected claims that they acted as agents for Iranian intelligence services. Speaking through their legal representatives, the defendants emphasized their commitment to peaceful lives in the UK and categorically denied any involvement in intelligence gathering or covert operations. The case has drawn considerable attention, not only for its legal implications but also for its impact on the already strained diplomatic relations between the UK and Iran.

Key points highlighted in the defense include:

  • No credible evidence linking the accused to any espionage activities was presented during the initial hearings.
  • The defendants maintain that their interactions with any individuals of Iranian origin in the UK are purely social or familial.
  • Concerns over potential human rights issues have been raised, suggesting the possibility of…