
The US Department of Justice has indicted three Iranian-backed agents for nearly 20 terrorist attacks and attempted attacks in Europe and the US, including the failed plot against the RAF Fairford base in Britain, where B-1 bombers used by the US against Iran were stationed.
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Three Iranian-backed operatives have been indicted for their roles in nearly 20 terrorist attacks and attempted attacks in Europe and the US. One of them, Mohammad Dawood Al-Saadi, allegedly directed the failed plan from a New York prison against the British RAF base in Fairford, where the B-1 bombers used by the US for military operations against Iran were stationed.
Three Iranian-backed operatives have been indicted for their roles in nearly 20 terrorist attacks and attempted attacks in Europe and the US. This was reported by the US Department of Justice, according to which one of them, Mohammad Dawood Al-Saadi, directed the failed plan from a prison in New York against the British RAF base in Fairford, where the B-1 bombers were stationed, used by the US to conduct military operations against Iran. “Anyone who plans a terrorist plot against a military base housing members of the U.S. military will be prosecuted,” said Attorney General Todd Blanche.
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The three indicted officers will be tried in the United States for their roles in the terrorist attacks.
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