British police find gasoline but no bombs in suspected plot near U.S. bomber base
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British police say no homemade bombs were found in three vehicles examined after five men were arrested near a British air base used by U.S. bombers. Gasoline was recovered, and authorities are still examining a possible Iranian connection, according to media reports.
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British counterterror police confirm no explosives were found in vehicles searched after arrests near a US-run military base. Laurence Taylor, head of Counter Terrorism Policing, says petrol was recovered from three vans near RAF Fairford.
UK counter-terror police investigating an incident at an airbase used by the US to launch strikes in Iran said they found fuel but no explosives at the scene.
British counterterror police confirm no explosives were found in vehicles searched after arrests near a US-run military base. Laurence Taylor, head of Counter Terrorism Policing, says petrol was recovered from three vans near RAF Fairford. On Tuesday, police updated their…
Head of counter-terrorism policing defends decision to bail five British men arrested in connection with incident No explosive devices were found in three vans searched near RAF Fairford as part of a terrorism investigation but a quantity of petrol was recovered, police have said.
Britain's counter-terrorism police said on Tuesday that no improvised explosive devices had been found as part of an investigation into a suspected plot targeting a British airbase used by US forces to strike Iran, deepening uncertainty over the incident a day after five UK-based suspects were …
British police say no homemade bombs were found in three vehicles examined after five men were arrested near a British air base used by U.S. bombers. Gasoline was recovered, and authorities are still examining a possible Iranian connection, according to media reports.
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