High-Profile Security Case: Iranian Men Accused in UK

Three Iranian men have been charged under the National Security Act for allegedly assisting foreign intelligence activities in the UK, linked to Iran. They face serious accusations, amid increased scrutiny of Iran's influence. UK's interior minister emphasizes tough measures against growing state threats.

In a landmark case, three Iranian men were charged in London under the National Security Act, accused of aiding foreign intelligence linked to Iran. This follows an extensive counter-terrorism investigation by British authorities.

The case has heightened focus on suspected Iran-backed activities in the UK. Interior Minister Yvette Cooper vowed Britain's commitment to addressing these threats and stated, "Iran must be held to account for its actions."

This development comes after eight men, including seven Iranians, were arrested earlier, indicating one of the largest investigations of its kind. The men will appear for a preliminary hearing on June 6, amid calls to strengthen national security powers.

(With inputs from agencies.)