A British-Iranian dual national whose name has not been disclosed in detail has been released in connection with an investigation into a suspicious plot at Fairford Air Base in England. The 25-year-old, who was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of preparing to carry out terrorist activities, was released on bail on Saturday.
Investigation Continues
The British anti-terrorism police have announced that investigations into incidents related to Fairford Air Base are ongoing. This base, which serves as an operational center for American bombers in attacks on targets in Iran, has recently become the focus of attention.
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The police have confirmed that search operations at two properties in London have concluded and the arrested individual has now been released. In recent days, five other men were also arrested near the base, who were released without any charges after questioning. These individuals were detained on suspicion of committing terrorist offenses and using explosives.
International Claims and Consequences
In the wake of these incidents, British security officials are investigating whether a foreign country was involved in this suspicious plot. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has also mentioned the possible connection of this incident to Iran. On the other hand, former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that there was a plan to cause "significant harm" at this base. Additionally, Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, has referred to the role of "a foreign actor" in this incident.
Iran has strongly denied these claims, deeming them baseless. In this context, the Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the British ambassador in Tehran to express dissatisfaction with these allegations. These developments reflect the increasing tensions between the two countries and international security concerns.
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