5 Suspects Detained Near Fairford Air Base Became British Citizens

It was revealed that 5 people who were detained on suspicion of "preparing a terrorist act" near Fairford Air Base, which is also used by the US Air Force in operations against Iran in the Gloucestershire region of England, were British citizens. Iran's Embassy in London made a statement regarding the news in the British press that the detained people were associated with Iran.

It was revealed that 5 people detained near Fairford Air Base were British citizens. While Iran's Embassy in London rejected claims that those detained were associated with Iran, US President Donald Trump described the incident as "a great job".

IRAN DENIES

Iran's Embassy in London rejected the allegations in the British press that the 5 people detained near Fairford Air Base were associated with Iran. The statement stated that the allegations were unfounded and said, "The fabricated speculations published after the aggressive initiatives of the USA and Israel against the Iranian people will serve no purpose other than fueling anti-Iran propaganda in the UK. Iran reserves the right to take legal measures to protect the rights and interests of its country and nation against misleading media publications." statements were included.

TRUMP: WE DID A GREAT JOB

Regarding the incident, US President Donald Trump said, "We did a great job with England."

President Trump made evaluations to journalists at the airport about the incident near Fairford Base in the Gloucestershire region of England. Describing the detention of 5 suspects in the incident as "wonderful", Trump said, "We did a great job with England. We started an investigation against them."

"They intended to cause great damage to our fortress, but our cooperation with England worked great," Trump said. he said.

5 PEOPLE WERE CAUGHT

5 people were detained on suspicion of "preparing for a terrorist attack" in the area where the vehicles were located, near the Fairford Base in the Gloucestershire region of England. 85 houses in Whelford village were evacuated due to suspicious vehicles.

Bomb disposal teams affiliated with the British army were assigned to the region, and British officials, who emphasized the risk of a terrorist attack on the base, stated that the allegations of an Iranian connection behind the incident were being examined.