Two London men re-arrested over suspected activity near RAF Fairford
Police have re-arrested two London men, saying it is ‘highly likely’ Iran was involved in activity near RAF Fairford
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Two men re-arrested on suspicion of assisting Iran over RAF Fairford incident
Counter Terrorism Policing said it was ‘highly likely that there is Iranian state involvement’ in the activity that took place close to RAF Fairford.
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Two men re-arrested on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence over RAF Fairford incident
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