British anti-assassination police said they had re-arrested two of the people who were briefly detained and then released in connection with the Fairford airbase incident.

British anti-assassination police said they had re-arrested two of the people who were briefly detained and then released in connection with the Fairford airbase incident.

According to the police, these two people were arrested on Tuesday 28 Mehr on suspicion of "assisting a foreign intelligence service".

According to the British police statement against the assassination, these two people include a 24-year-old Briton and a 25-year-old Iranian-British national.

British anti-assassination police have confirmed that Iran is the country being investigated for its connection to the Perford incident.

On October 5, Britain arrested five men near the Fairford airbase in the southwest of the country on suspicion of committing crimes related to explosives and assassination.

These arrests were made after receiving a report about the movement of three vans towards this military base; The base that was used for a ground attack on Iran. The five men, all aged between 20 and 30 and British, were released on bail hours later.