Two men have been charged with crimes related to national security in the case of the incident at Farford Air Base in England. A British prosecutor has charged two men with crimes under the National Security Act in connection with the security incident at Farford Air Base in England. The police said that these two men are suspected of collaborating with Iran. Royal Air Force Base Farford used to be the site of American bombers used in the attack on Iran. The planes were transferred to the United States shortly after five Britons were arrested outside the military base a month ago. The British Attorney General's Office announced that Mohammed Abdulkarim, 24 years old, was charged with actions that were suspected of actually assisting a foreign intelligence service. Lawrence Taylor, deputy commissioner of police and head of Britain's national counter-terrorism unit, said police believed the country Mr Abdul Karim was helping was Iran. Noman Asgar, 24, was also charged with entering a prohibited place with a purpose contrary to British interests. The two are scheduled to appear in court today.