Iranian Journalist Stabbed in London Returns to Work, Undeterred

The attack, seen as a warning shot, prompts calls for a forceful UK response against Iran amid concerns for journalist safety.

Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati, working for Iran International in London, was stabbed outside his home but has returned to work, emphasizing 'the show must go on'.
The attack is seen as a warning shot, with Zeraati stating the assailants chose not to kill him, indicating a possible motive related to his work.
British-Iranian journalist Sima Sabet, also with Iran International, calls for a forceful UK response against Iran, linking the attack to the Iranian government.
No arrests have been made, but suspects are believed to have fled the UK shortly after the attack. The Metropolitan Police do not consider them a risk to UK communities.
Iran International has faced previous threats, leading to increased security and a temporary relocation of its operations to Washington before returning to London.