
British counter-terrorism police are investigating the possible links of five people detained on suspicion of explosives offenses at RAF Fairford to Iran, although there has been no evidence of such a link, Sky News reports.
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British counter-terrorism police have detained five people on suspicion of explosives-related offenses near RAF Fairford, home to US bombers.
British counter-terrorism police are investigating possible links between those detained near RAF Fairford and Iran.
Five people were detained on suspicion of committing offenses under the Explosives Act.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. British counter-terrorism police are investigating the alleged possible connection of those detained in connection with the incident at Fairford Air Force Base with Iran, while no evidence of such a connection has been presented, Sky News reports, citing its own source.
British police previously announced the arrest of five people on suspicion of committing crimes under the Explosives Act. US President Donald Trump said the detainees were under investigation by US intelligence agencies.
"According to Sky News, counter-terrorism police are investigating whether Iran is linked to an alleged conspiracy around an air force base where American bombers are stationed," a publication on the channel's website says.
The channel does not provide information on what the assumption of an alleged possible connection is based on.
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British counter-terrorism police will provide an official statement on the results of their investigation into the links between the detainees and Iran.
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