Police ‘investigate Iran link’ to suspected bomb plot at UK air base used by U.S.
- On Sunday, September 27, Gloucestershire Constabulary arrested five men near RAF Fairford, a United States Air Force base in Whelford, Gloucestershire, after armed police responded to reports of suspicious vehicles.
- A resident called 999 after spotting a "large group of hooded and 'balaclava'd' men" blocking the road while driving home, prompting authorities to declare a major incident and evacuate around 85 households.
- Counter-Terrorism officers are investigating whether the plot has any connection to Iran, with explosive ordnance disposal teams examining several vehicles parked "within metres of houses" near the base perimeter.
- Defence Secretary Wes Streeting expressed gratitude to the resident on Monday but cautioned she holds only "a partial picture" of the security operation and its full scope.
- President Donald Trump praised British security services for their "extraordinary work" in containing the threat, while counter-terrorism investigations remain ongoing to determine the full scope of the alleged plot.
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