Revolutionary Guards order 'almost certain' base terrorist preparations, more than 30 countries condemn Iran - British Prime Minister

British Prime Minister Burnham told parliament on the 12th that he believed the preparations for the terrorist attack at Fairford Air Force Base in southern Britain were "almost certainly" directed by Iran's elite military organization, the Revolutionary Guards. The base was used by the US military for military operations against Iran.

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The foreign ministers of more than 30 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, issued a statement saying, ``We condemn in the strongest terms this violent attack by Iran.'' He stressed that any attempt at intimidation or harm will not be tolerated.

In late September, British police arrested five men on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack near the base. Following the incident, the US military withdrew its B1 strategic bombers from the base.

"Our analysis is that this incident was very likely prepared by Iran and almost certainly directed by the Revolutionary Guards," Burnham told Congress. "We will take further sanctions to curb Iran's ability to harm us," he said.