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Iran embassy targets expats to become martyrs and 'sacrifice lives for homeland'

The Iranian embassy in London has seemingly called its fellow countrymen in the United Kingdom to "sacrifice their lives for the Homeland’" in a disturbing call-to-arms broadcast to thousands.

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Tehran embassy in London blasted over ‘unacceptable’ call for Iranians in UK to ‘sacrifice their lives’ for regime

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Iranian Embassy in London recruiting martyrs to ‘sacrifice their lives’ for the regime

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Britain Summons Iran’s Ambassador Over Message to Iranians in U.K.

The British government said Tuesday that it had summoned the Iranian ambassador in response to what it called “unacceptable and inflammatory comments” posted by the Iranian Embassy on social media.

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Iranian embassy calls on UK expats to 'sacrifice lives for homeland' in terrifying post

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Iranian embassy in London calls on diaspora to ‘sacrifice their lives’ for regime

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Report: Iranian embassy in London urging locals to join 'martyrdom' program

The post Report: Iranian embassy in London urging locals to join ‘martyrdom’ program appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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Iranian embassies openly recruit for ‘sacrificing life’ campaign in the West

Iranian embassies in the UK, Germany, Australia, and Sri Lanka have openly sought recruits for a martyrdom campaign amid ongoing conflict with the US and Israel.

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UK summons Iranian ambassador over embassy's 'unacceptable' comments on social media

LONDON, April 28 (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday the Iranian ambassador to London had been summoned over what the government described as the Iranian embassy's "unacceptable and inflammatory" comments on social media.

Anglican Mainstream

Tehran’s embassy in London calls on Iranians living in UK to sacrifice their lives for the regime, sparking national security fears

Tehran’s Embassy in London has urged UK residents willing to die for the regime to sign up to an official ‘martyrdom’ program sparking national security concerns. Consulate officials posted a message encouraging ‘proud Iranian compatriots residing in Britain’ to register for its ‘Jan Fada’ – or ‘sacrificing life’ – program.

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Iran accused of instructing alleged spies to monitor Jews in London

Two Iranians to go on trial accused of spying on Israeli embassy