Bases in the UK face threats of terrorist attacks, and more than a dozen US B-1 bombers are transferred back to the mainland

For security reasons, the United States has transferred all more than a dozen B-1 bombers stationed at Royal Air Force Base Fairford back to the United States. (European News Agency)

Royal Air Force Base Fairford (RAF Fairford) in the UK is stationed with multiple US Air Force B-1 bombers and has participated in long-range strike missions against Iran in the past. However, the British police arrested several men suspected of carrying out terrorist attacks last week. The outside world suspected that the incidents were related to Iran. For security reasons, the United States transferred more than a dozen B-1 bombers stationed at the Royal Air Force Base at Fairford back to the United States. This news was also confirmed by Department of Defense officials.

According to foreign media reports, in response to the transfer of B-1 bombers, U.S. Department of Defense officials said in a low-key manner: "While we cannot immediately confirm the transfer of our military assets and troops due to operational security considerations, what we can now confirm is that all U.S. bombers deployed to Royal Air Force Fairford Base have been redeployed to their bases in the United States."

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In response to the arrests outside the base, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on September 30 that the UK had "strong indications" that Iran was involved in a suspected attack plot targeting the base. Iran responded by linking Tehran to the planned operation, an accusation that was baseless and prompted the Iranian authorities to summon the British ambassador to Iran.

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