Iran denies link to attack on airbase as UK minister warns of ‘proxies’
Summary
Iran denies any role in a planned attack near the Fairford Airbase in the UK, where five British men were arrested on suspicion of terrorism. UK and US officials believe the suspects intended harm, and the investigation is ongoing.Key Facts
- Iran’s embassy in London called accusations against Tehran “fabricated” and rejected them strongly.
- Five British men aged 23 to 25 were arrested near Fairford Airbase on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act.
- The Fairford Airbase hosts US military planes used in strikes against Iran.
- UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned the UK will act against Iran’s “proxies,” meaning groups acting on Iran’s behalf.
- British police have not yet confirmed Iran’s involvement but are investigating multiple possible motives.
- The men were released on bail but must follow strict rules while the police continue their inquiries.
- President Donald Trump said the suspects planned major attacks and had been under joint UK-US investigation for some time.
- UK’s emergency response team COBRA is involved in managing the ongoing investigation.
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