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On September 27, police reported a major incident near Fairford Air Force Base. Previously, six people suspected of terrorist activities were detained.
British police announced the arrest of a seventh suspect in connection with the preparation of a terrorist attack at Fairford Air Force Base.
"Counter-terrorism officers have made a further arrest as part of their investigation into an incident near RAF Fairford. A 22-year-old British national has been arrested in the Westminster area of London on suspicion of preparing terrorist attacks," a police statement said.
British police reported a "major incident" near RAF Fairford on September 27. Five British nationals and one British-Iranian man were detained on suspicion of involvement in terrorism and explosives offences. All of them were released on bail. British authorities announced the possible involvement of Iran in the incident, but Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi rejected these accusations.

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British law enforcement has detained a seventh suspect, a 22-year-old man, in connection with an alleged terror plot at the Fairford military airbase. This follows the previous arrests and subsequent bail releases of six other individuals in London and Gloucestershire.

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