British counter-terrorism police have charged two men in connection with the security incident at Farford Air Base. The head of the counter-terrorism police, Lawrence Taylor, said that two 24-year-old British men have been charged: one of aiding a foreign security service believed to be in Iran, and the other of entering a prohibited place for the purpose of "damaging" British interests. Iran denied any connection to the security incident in Ford and condemned the British government. This is the first time anyone has been formally charged in connection with this incident. In the days following the incident, the police arrested seven suspects and released them on bail. In the early hours of September 27, police were called to Royal Air Force Base Farford in southwest England after a local farmer reported "suspicious" activity by several people in several white vans. To read the full article: Reuters.

British counter-terrorism police have charged two men in connection with the security incident at Farford Air Base. The head of the counter-terrorism police, Lawrence Taylor, said that two 24-year-old British men have been charged: one of aiding a foreign security service believed to be in Iran, and the other of entering a prohibited place for the purpose of "damaging" British interests. Iran denied any connection to the security incident in Ford and condemned the British government. This is the first time anyone has been formally charged in connection with this incident. In the days following the incident, the police arrested seven suspects and released them on bail. In the early hours of September 27, police were called to Royal Air Force Base Farford in southwest England after a local farmer reported "suspicious" activity by several people in several white vans. To read the full article: Reuters.