In a story that grows more suspicious with every detail, British authorities are now accusing 24-year-old wheelchair-bound Mohammed Ahmed Abdulkarim of aiding the plot, which British authorities say was masterminded by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). According to The Sun, Abdulkareem - confined to a wheelchair and experiencing other disabilities - allegedly loaded three white vans with metal drums containing petrol, buckets of water and smart dash cams into vehicles that drove to RAF Fairford on September 27. Abdulkarim appeared in court on Tuesday to confirm his name and identity. He was forced to surrender his passport as a bail condition, a typical requirement of anyone deemed a flight risk. It is not known how the wheelchair-bound man was able to load fuel, install dash cams and perform other apparent preparations over three vehicles that allegedly carried out an attack.

In a story that grows more suspicious with every detail, British authorities are now accusing 24-year-old wheelchair-bound Mohammed Ahmed Abdulkarim of aiding the plot, which British authorities say was masterminded by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). According to The Sun, Abdulkareem - confined to a wheelchair and experiencing other disabilities - allegedly loaded three white vans with metal drums containing petrol, buckets of water and smart dash cams into vehicles that drove to RAF Fairford on September 27. Abdulkarim appeared in court on Tuesday to confirm his name and identity. He was forced to surrender his passport as a bail condition, a typical requirement of anyone deemed a flight risk. It is not known how the wheelchair-bound man was able to load fuel, install dash cams and perform other apparent preparations over three vehicles that allegedly carried out an attack.