Revealed: Iran's New Method to Infiltrate Britain
A British investigation reveals that Iran's Revolutionary Guards are exploiting the migration crisis and small boat smuggling networks to infiltrate secret agents into Britain. Migrants in camps like Calais receive subsidized passage in exchange for carrying out tasks for the regime. UK authorities are taking technological steps, but experts warn of the ongoing threat.
An investigation by British authorities reveals that Iran's Revolutionary Guards are exploiting the migration crisis and small boat smuggling networks to infiltrate secret agents and operatives from its intelligence apparatus into British territory. According to information from investigations and smuggler testimonies in Calais, the Quds Force's Logistics Unit 700 operates smuggling routes from the Middle East to Europe. Migrants in camps like Calais receive subsidized or free passage, and in return are required to perform "favors" and tasks after arrival. Iranian sources hinted that placing terrorist operatives in the heart of London is a cheap alternative to using missiles. The British Home Office uses drones and AI-based observation towers, but experts note that Iran also relies on legal flights and local recruitment. Political figures are calling for stricter measures, including a dedicated task force and designating the Revolutionary Guards as a hostile entity.