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Back|No explosives on vans stopped near Fairford RAF base
No explosives on vans stopped near Fairford RAF base
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ANSA Mondo·47 minutes ago·Defense·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

No explosives on vans stopped near Fairford RAF base

The five arrested British citizens have been released on bail. Doubts and contradictions about the investigation.

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  • No explosives were found in the three vans stopped in an alleged attack plan near the Fairford RAF base.
  • The five young people arrested have been released on bail.

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Three vans were stopped on Sunday after an alleged attack plan near Britain's Fairford RAF air base.

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No explosives were found on the three vans stopped on Sunday following the alleged attack plan near the British RAF Fairford air base, also used by the US in the war against Iran. This was reported among others by the Mirror, after anonymous sources cited by other media had ruled out the discovery of "functioning explosives". The indiscretion comes against the backdrop of the contradictions and doubts that have emerged about the incident and after the surprise release yesterday on bail of all 5 British citizens - aged between 23 and 25 - arrested on suspicion of "planning a terrorist attack" just the day before.

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  • No explosives were found in the three vans stopped in an alleged attack plan near the Fairford RAF base.
  • The five young people arrested have been released on bail.

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