🔶 The role of factors associated with Iran in a possible ground attack on Farford Air Base.
The US Department of Justice announced on Tuesday, November 10, that three "agents associated with Iran" had been indicted for participating in nearly 20 ground attacks and attempting to carry out assassination attacks in Europe and the United States.
The three were accused of involvement in a suspicious incident in September near the British Royal Air Force base in Fairford.
Now, more details about the allegations of these people have been released. According to the AP report, one of these men, jailed in New York on charges of assassination, managed to pass classified messages to Iranian agents who were planning a ground attack on a British air base. The US Air Force used this base. This issue is based on an indictment released Tuesday from the secret state. The new indictment reveals new details in a story that has been shrouded in mystery since September 27. On the same date, after seeing three suspicious vans heading towards a British airbase, several men were arrested on suspicion of involvement in explosives-related crimes and assassination. According to military sources, American bombers were stationed at this base.
In the new charges, Muhammad Bakr Saad Daoud al-Saadi, a dual Iranian-Iraqi citizen incarcerated at the Metropolitan Federal Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, was accused of involvement in the ground attack plan on the British Royal Air Force base at Farford, located in western Great Britain; This despite the fact that he was arrested last spring.
According to prosecutors, through phone and video calls with his mother and sister in Iraq, al-Saadi used coded and coded language to convey messages that encouraged his accomplices to carry out bombings at this air base. Two other men were also charged in this case. In this case, Iranian-backed agents are accused of planning to carry out nearly 20 ground-based assassination attacks against Jewish communities in Europe and the United States.
Neither of these two men, Mohsen Mohajri, an Iranian citizen, and Muhammad Ali al-Hasani, an Iraqi citizen, are detained in the United States.