Two men are sentenced to prison in connection with the stabbing of a Persian-language TV presenter/journalist in London. Multiple outlets report that the victim works for a Persian-language broadcaster linked to Iran International and that the attack took place on a street in London. The men—reported as Romanian—are found guilty and jailed by a UK judge. Coverage describes the case as drawing attention to the use of criminal “proxies” and alleged links to Iran, with Sky News and other reporting framing the incident as an attack blamed on Tehran. Euronews notes that Tehran has labelled Iran International, along with another Persian-language broadcaster operated by the BBC, as a “terrorist” organisation since 2022. Across the reports, the central points remain that the attack involves the stabbing of an Iranian-affiliated journalist/presenter in London and that the court imposes prison sentences on the two defendants. The reporting also reflects the broader geopolitical context, with statements and allegations connecting the case to Iran and the media outlet the victim works for.