Wiltshire999S Two Men Charged in Alleged Iran-Linked RAF Fairford Terror Plot
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- •Two men charged under the National Security Act for a plot linked to Iran.
- •No explosives were found, but petrol was discovered in suspicious vehicles.
- •Charges follow an investigation into potential Iranian state involvement.
Mohmed Abdulkarim and Nouman Essghir, both 24, have been charged under the National Security Act 2023 following a suspected terror plot involving RAF Fairford. Prosecutors allege that Abdulkarim assisted a foreign intelligence service, believed to be Iran, while Essghir is charged with entering a prohibited place for reconnaissance purposes. The incident occurred on September 27, when police responded to reports of suspicious vehicles near the airbase, leading to the arrest of five men. No explosives were found, but petrol was discovered in the vehicles. The charges stem from a broader investigation into potential Iranian state involvement in activities against the UK. Both men are scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court today.
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