Five Men Arrested Near UK Military Base Used by US Air Force
Donald Trump says the suspects wanted to cause “major damage”; homes were evacuated near the Royal Air Force base at Fairford.
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Five men have been arrested in the United Kingdom near a military base used by the US Air Force, Le Monde reported. US President Donald Trump said the suspects wanted to cause “major damage.”
According to Gloucestershire police, bomb disposal experts examined “several vehicles” near the Royal Air Force base at Fairford, and nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution.
British authorities did not specify, in the reported details, the exact nature of the alleged threat, nor did they provide further details on the identities of the five men arrested.
Fairford base is regularly used by US air forces as part of their presence in the United Kingdom. The incident comes amid heightened vigilance around military infrastructure used by allied forces.
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