Potkin Azarmehr, an expert on Iranian affairs, provides an enlightening overview of Iran's extensive network of influence in the UK; and reveals startling admissions about how Britain has handled Iranian agents, granting them entry and even residency under religious pretenses.
Azarmehr expresses astonishment and frustration over the UK's immigration policies, especially towards individuals linked to significant positions within Iran's political hierarchy, such as members of the “Assembly of Experts”.
He critically examines the potential risks and oversights of the British establishment, raising concerns about possible infiltration and the lack of effective implementation of new national security measures intended to combat foreign influence.
His narrative blends a detailed critique with personal exasperation at the ongoing policy failures.
