UK warns of growing threats from Iran and Russia

2025.06.06, 23:30

Gunaz.tv

The Islamic Republic and Russia are increasingly using local criminal networks to carry out intimidation, violence, and espionage on British soil, and these threats are growing.

According to The New York Times, this was stated by Jonathan Hall, the UK government’s chief advisor on state-sponsored threats and terrorism.

The report noted that the danger posed by hostile actions from Tehran and Moscow in the United Kingdom has reached an exceptional level.

According to Jonathan Hall, unlike acts of terrorism that draw public attention through death and destruction, state-sponsored threats are harder to detect and imagine.

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