America's strange story of the connection between Iran and the Farford incident in England.
The US Department of Justice accused three men yesterday of planning almost 20 attacks against Jewish communities in Europe and the United States, as well as trying to plan an attack on an American air base in England known as the Royal Farford Air Base in Great Britain.
Washington claims that these people cooperated with a network linked to Iran and presented the incident that happened on September 27 around this base as part of that network's activities.
According to the supplemental indictment published Tuesday in New York federal court, Mohammad al-Saadi, a dual citizen of Iran and Iraq, Mohsen Mohajri, an Iranian citizen, and Mohammad Ali al-Hasani, an Iraqi citizen, are accused of collaborating within a network associated with Iran to carry out these attacks.
The strange thing about the American indictment is that "Mohammed al-Saadi" has been in American custody since the spring, but Washington claimed that he played a role in directing the attack on the Praford base that happened in September.
Another prominent claim of the prosecution is that al-Saadi, despite being in an American prison, was still responsible for directing the plan to attack the Preford base.
However, the evidence presented in the indictment to explain this claim is mainly related to his phone and video calls with his family members in Iraq and the transmission of messages through them to the other two defendants.