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British-Iranian dual national arrested on suspicion of planning a terror attack against the Fairford base (the operation was foiled at the beginning of the week)
The vans found near RAF Fairford did not contain viable explosives, reports . The 5 suspects arrested (all British nationals) were released on bail today but remain under investigation. . Police are investigating multiple possibilities, including that the men were acting, knowingly or unknowingly, on behalf of a foreign state
Major update from counter terror police about RAF Fairford arrests - all UK nationals: Male, 24, Resident of Borough of Camden Male, 24, Borough of Westminster Male, 25, Borough of Westminster Male, 23, Borough of Westminster Male, 24, Borough of Willesden
Reports of Hawk jet crash at RAF Valley - Air Ambulance responding EC-145 "HELIMED61" G-LOYW is responding to a reported crash of an RAF BAE "Hawk" jet at RAF Valley in Wales. Both crew reportedly ejected
Argentina's President Javier Milei: Basically, the situation regarding the Falkland Islands was triggered by Trump's comment that he was reviewing the position on the issue. In other words, these were all external events, so to speak
The UK, US & Netherlands have exposed Iranian state-linked spyware 'CHOSEN BRICK' used to target dissidents, activists & journalists worldwide. The malware steals emails, messages, screen content & microphone data via spear-phishing on WhatsApp & Telegram
YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
