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UK arrests two suspected Iranian spies near submarine base – The Sun

Mar 20, 2026, 12:11 GMT+0

Two suspected Iranian spies were arrested after attempting to enter a British nuclear submarine base in Scotland on Thursday, The Sun newspaper reported.

The Friday report said the individuals were detained before gaining access to the facility, with authorities investigating the incident.

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