Two Iranian men charged over alleged terror plot targeting Manchester’s Jewish community
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Summary
Two Iranian men, Rahman Salehi and Salam Ahmadyan, have been charged with plotting a terrorist act targeting Manchester’s Jewish community. They were arrested on September 20 and will appear in court on October 3, following a police investigation involving counter-terrorism units.Key Facts
- Rahman Salehi (35) and Salam Ahmadyan (36) face terrorism charges related to planning an attack on the Jewish community in Manchester.
- The men were arrested on September 20, the day before Yom Kippur, a major Jewish holiday.
- The arrests followed a joint investigation by counter-terrorism police and security services.
- Searches were also conducted at locations in Liverpool and Salford.
- The suspects arrived in the UK by small boat several years ago.
- The home secretary highlighted the ongoing threat from terrorists and foreign state actors and the need to address illegal migration.
- Authorities assure the Jewish community and public that their safety is a top priority.
- This case follows last year’s terror attack on a synagogue in Manchester where three people died and others were injured.
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