One of the defendants in England's anti-Iran case is a wheelchair user On Tuesday, England, while reiterating its anti-Iran claims, charged two people with national security crimes in the Farford Air Force Base incident. According to the BBC, these two men appeared in court today, while one of them was using an electric wheelchair. Mohammed Abdul Karim, 24, of London, was charged with collaborating with a foreign intelligence service. Apparently, Abdul Karim is accused of placing metal barrels full of gasoline and water tanks in vans and installing smart dashboard cameras in these cars. It is not known whether Abdul Karim's physical condition was the same before the Farford incident or whether he was in a wheelchair after the incident.

One of the defendants in England's anti-Iran case is a wheelchair user On Tuesday, England, while reiterating its anti-Iran claims, charged two people with national security crimes in the Farford Air Force Base incident. According to the BBC, these two men appeared in court today, while one of them was using an electric wheelchair. Mohammed Abdul Karim, 24, of London, was charged with collaborating with a foreign intelligence service. Apparently, Abdul Karim is accused of placing metal barrels full of gasoline and water tanks in vans and installing smart dashboard cameras in these cars. It is not known whether Abdul Karim's physical condition was the same before the Farford incident or whether he was in a wheelchair after the incident.