
Terrorism charges have been formalized for five men arrested in Gloucestershire while they transported explosives to the Fairford RAF air base, also used by the United States.
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Fairford Air Base in Gloucestershire is used by the Royal Air Force and US forces.
The charge of terrorism has been formalized for the 5 men arrested during the night for the suspected transport of explosives on board three vans headed towards the RAF air base of Fairford, in the English county of Gloucestershire: also used by the USA, including in the war on Iran. The British counter-terrorism agency specifies this, making it known that the 5 are accused of planning an attack. Their identity or nationality has not yet been made public.

Five men have been arrested in Gloucestershire, near the RAF Fairford base, on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack. The authorities evacuated 85 homes and launched clean-up operations on three suspicious vans.

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