PELONI: See more extensive coverage on this story here: “Hero farmer who foiled RAF ‘terror bomb’ says security forces should be red-faced”.
Was this an attempt by Iran to attack the US B-1 & B-2 Bombers stationed in England?
Also note the close timing between this event and Trump’s address to the nation later today which is curiously being aired during the afternoon hours in the US rather than in the evening…Instead it will be aired to coincide with the evening hours in the Middle East.
By Pamela Geller |
Chaos in the UK as five men arrested on suspicion of plotting a car bomb attack at RAF Fairford. Three vans are being examined, bomb disposal teams remain at the scene, and the base is on the highest US threat alert.
This is a major security emergency still unfolding.
Was Iran Islamic terror was it another act of generic Islamic terror?
Chaos in the UK as 5 men arrested on suspicion of plotting a car bomb attack at RAF Fairford. Three vans are being examined, bomb disposal teams remain at the scene, and the base is on the highest US threat alert.
This is a major security emergency still unfolding. pic.twitter.com/vjAmSvgDAz
— Emily Schrader – ????? ?????? ????? ????? (@emilykschrader) September 27, 2026
BREAKING
First image of the suspected terror cell arrested near RAF Fairford from where U.S. strategic bombers B-52 & B-1B hit Iran
The men arrested under the Explosives Act had their clothes taken off to see whether they wore suicide vests pic.twitter.com/dgdNgQc6j1
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 27, 2026
BREAKING
First image of the suspected terror cell arrested near RAF Fairford from where U.S. strategic bombers B-52 & B-1B hit Iran
The men arrested under the Explosives Act had their clothes taken off to see whether they wore suicide vests pic.twitter.com/dgdNgQc6j1
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 27, 2026
Several men arrested, bomb disposal team deployed near air base used by U.S. forces in England
By Duarte Dias, CBS News, September 27, 2026:
Several men have been arrested on suspicion of crimes related to explosives at a village near a Royal Air Force base used by U.S. bombers, police in southwestern England said on Sunday. British counterterrorism police took over the investigation.
Police in Gloucestershire said it had declared a major incident and evacuated “a number of properties” in the Whelford area following the arrest of “several men on suspicion of offences under the Explosives Act,” referring to the country’s laws around explosives.The authorities also said a bomb disposal team were on site examining some vehicles.
Some local residents were evacuated, police said, and a cordon was established but the incident is said to be “contained.”
The town of Whelford is close to RAF Fairford, a base that American forces have used for strictly limited strikes during the war with Iran. After the start of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran on Feb. 28, the U.K. government allowed the American military to use the Fairford base to strike Iranian missile sites.
Major Incident Declared Following Evacuation And Arrests Near RAF Fairford
One evacuated resident told the BBC, CBS News’ international partner, that three “unusual vans” appeared in the area near Fairford air base overnight.
Speaking to the BBC, Julian Tubsbery, who was evacuated from his home in the early hours of Sunday, said that “there were these three vans that arrived in the middle of the village and a resident reported them to the police straight away.”
Helicopter footage aired on BBC News showed a wheeled robot operating near three parked white vans near the base. However, the police have not yet confirmed which vehicles were being examined, or if they were connected with the incident.A spokesperson for the U.S. Air Force said its personnel based at RAF Fairford “remain vigilant” but would not discuss specific force protection measures for security reasons.
“We constantly assess a variety of factors that determine what measures we institute or modify to protect our installations, our people and their families,” the spokesperson said.
Major Incident Declared Following Evacuation And Arrests Near RAF Fairford


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