
Five British citizens accused of planning an attack on an air base in Gloucestershire have been arrested
Five British citizens aged between 23 and 25 have been arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of planning an attack on the Royal Air Force base in Fairford, Gloucestershire, a facility also used by the United States.
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Fairford Base is used jointly by the UK and US, acting as a hub for strategic air operations.
In the United Kingdom, the alert remains high after the arrests which took place on the night between 26 and 27 September of five men - British citizens, aged between 23 and 25 - accused of planning an attack in the Royal Air Force (RAF) military base in Fairford, a village of 3 thousand inhabitants in Gloucestershire. The complex has for years been shared with the United States which during operations in Iran used the runway for take-off of B-1 and B-52 bombers.

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