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House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement

Response to the Intelligence and Security Committee’s Iran Report

04 September 2025 · Prime Minister

Proposed by Keir Starmer Lab Holborn and St Pancras

Foreign AffairsUkraine

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At a glance

Key points

  • The Government has published its response to the Intelligence and Security Committee's report on Iran.
  • The Government has announced further sanctions against 450 individuals and entities linked to Iran.
  • A new proscription-style tool is being developed to designate state-linked organisations posing threats.

Issue summary

Keir Starmer responds to the Intelligence and Security Committee's report on Iran, detailing the government's stance and actions regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, regional influence, and support for Russia in Ukraine.

Action requested

The Government has published its response to the committee’s report, announcing further sanctions against individuals and entities linked to Iran (total of 450), triggering a 'snapback' mechanism at the UNSC, placing Iran on an enhanced tier of the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme, and developing a new proscription-style tool to designate state-linked organisations posing threats.

Key facts

  • The Intelligence and Security Committee published their report on Iran on 10 July 2025.
  • The UK has imposed further sanctions against 450 individuals and entities linked to Iran.
  • The 'snapback' mechanism at the UNSC was triggered by the UK, France, and Germany in response to Iran's nuclear escalation.
  • Iran is placed on the enhanced tier of the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme.
  • A new state threats proscription-style tool is being developed following an independent review.
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