- Counter-terror police are investigating a series of arson attacks in London, including an attempted firebombing at a Persian media company, an attempted arson at a synagogue, and an attack on Jewish community ambulances.
- Scotland Yard is probing potential links to Iran, though officers remain "open-minded" regarding motivation and have not declared the incidents as terrorist acts.
- Multiple arrests have been made across the incidents, with three individuals charged in connection with the attempted firebombing at the Persian media company.
- An Islamist group, Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attacks, but experts have expressed "considerable doubts" about its credibility.
- Counter Terrorism Policing highlighted an "unprecedented level of national security investigations" with suspected links to foreign states, urging public vigilance.
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Counter-terror police investigate whether Iran ordered series of arson attacks in London
