Israeli embassy horror plot may be “trying to derail” between Iran and the United States
Iran’s infamous Revolutionary Guards reportedly carried out a foiled attack on the Israeli embassy to derail nuclear peace talks with the United States.
MI5 and counter-terrorism police stormed violently in a series of raids on Saturday, arresting four Iranians and halting the “imminent” attack on the embassy, a stone from Kensington Palace in central London.
Sources within the regime told the Telegraph that a hardliner within the Islamic Revolutionary Defender (IRGC) approved the attack.
The alleged conspiracy involved gunmen launching an attack on the embassy, the report said.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis this week described the arrests of four so-called masterminds, as well as the arrest of a second Iranian cell suspected of espionage, which are “some of the biggest anti-state threats and counter-terrorism operations we have seen lately.”
The threat was considered so serious that armed special forces were drafted to assist counter-terrorism officials in unprecedented scenarios in Rochdale, Wonton, London, London, Manchester and Stockport.
Iran formally denied any involvement, and even suggested that the so-called conspiracy was an “false flag” action aimed at discrediting the regime.
But an Iranian official in Tehran told the Telegraph that it had been approved from within whether the attack had been sanctioned from the country’s nuclear program.
Israeli Embassy in London, believed to be the target of a group of suspected Iranian terrorists
Images of the raid in Rochdale show three police officers in black and two other men in camouflage gear escorted the suspect away from a property
Undercover police also slammed an alleged Iranian terrorist in Swindon on Saturday
“Not everyone [IRGC] They are satisfied with the talks with the Americans and the investigation has begun to understand the circumstances of these arrests. ” they said.
The plot has not been discussed at the “leadership” yet, the source added.
“There are many others who can draw it without notifying the senior commander,” they said.
“The investigation will clarify the facts.” Attacks on the embassy and subsequent international anger may have forced the United States to cancel negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.
Officials added: “They could have targeted Israeli assets anywhere in the region, but they chose London in Europe because it was the only way to destroy the region. [nuclear] negotiation.
“We are almost certain that no matter who does it, it’s inspired by the progress of negotiations.”
Pictured shows a group of anti-terrorism expert gun officials in another raid on Saturday
Photo: Police forensic officials searched a house in Rochdale, England on May 4, 2025, and a counter-terrorism raid occurred
A window in the attacked Rochdale property appeared to have been smashed. Locals reportedly heard a series of loud explosions before the suspect was detained
Last year, Iran launched a series of attacks on the entire Israeli embassy in Europe.
Ongoing negotiations are aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear capabilities in exchange for lifting sanctions.
The country is currently replenishing uranium beyond the restrictions set by a deal with five UN member states, but it is less than 90% of what weapons-grade materials are required.
The IRGC, which controls Iran’s military operations overseas, has publicly supported nuclear negotiations. “The IRGC supports the team in negotiations with the United States,” said Rasoul Sanaeirad, political deputy to the office of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
This position marks a turnaround in the long-term position of the IRGC’s total distrust of the United States.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (pictured) said Saturday’s arrests reflect some of the biggest anti-state threats and counter-terrorism operations we have seen in recent years.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he was upset that Iranian citizens were reportedly arrested by British security agencies.
Its former vice president, Mohammad Ali Abtahi, said earlier this month: “I have said that the further the number of negotiations, the more positive the outcome is, the more opponents of the negotiations will start mobilizing both sides and blow up a mine in the middle of the negotiation table.
“But it is worth noting that even the Hardlins who negotiated in Iran remained silent and did not seriously undermine the work.”
