U.K. armed forces ready to defend country after Iran warns over U.S. bombers using bases in Britain
The security services said there had been 20 potentially lethal Iranian-backed plots in the last year.Britain this month banned support for the IRGC by using new powers brought in to address what it said was a growing use of state-sponsored proxies.It also followed a spate of attacks on Jewish sites in London.
- ▪The security services said there had been 20 potentially lethal Iranian-backed plots in the last year.Britain this month banned support for the IRGC by using new powers brought in to address what it said was a growing use of state-sponsored
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- ▪ UK armed forces ‘ready to defend country’ following Iran warning over US bombers — The Independent
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Open this photo in gallery:A Boeing B‑52 Stratofortress aircraft takes off from RAF Fairford airbase, which hosts United States Air Force personnel, in Fairford, Gloucestershire, Britain, April 23.Hannah McKay/ReutersShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountBritain said its armed forces were ready to protect the country from any attack after Iran’s Revolutionary Guards issued a warning not to allow U.S. bombers to fly from U.K. bases.In a statement on Thursday, the IRGC said the U.S.
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