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Fairford Air Base is used by the RAF and the United States, including in contexts of military operations linked to Iran.
British counter-terrorism is investigating the potential links with Iran of the 5 men arrested in recent hours near the Fairford RAF air base, in the English county of Gloucestershire, also used by the US in the war against the Islamic Republic, on charges of planning an alleged explosive attack.
This was reported by Sky News UK based on its anonymous sources. Officially, however, investigators have not yet put forward any hypotheses on the origin of the episode nor on the motive attributed to the suspects.

A 20-year-old Italian girl was tortured, beaten with a belt and stones, burned with cigarettes and subjected to an attempted drowning by a 38-year-old man after she refused a sexual approach during a walk by the river in Pescia. The man, a Dominican citizen residing in Montecatini Terme, was arrested thanks to the alarm of a passer-by who heard his screams.
A 38-year-old was arrested in Pistoia on charges of torture and attempted sexual assault against a twenty-year-old. The attack, which took place along the Pescia river, was interrupted by a passer-by who alerted 112.

A 20-year-old girl was brutally attacked and tortured in Pescia by a 38-year-old after she rejected his advances. The man, a citizen of the Dominican Republic residing in Montecatini Terme, was arrested thanks to the intervention of a passer-by.

A 24-year-old woman, ex-partner of the father of a 5-year-old child, was arrested in Turin on charges of attempted murder after running over the child with her car and attempting to escape. The child is hospitalized with a prognosis of 30-40 days.

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.

A Moldovan worker living in the Padua area died after being hit by a car while setting up a construction site on the A14 in Bologna. The driver, a man from Modena, is under investigation for vehicular homicide with a blood alcohol level above 2.0 g/l.