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Bloomberg: Two men have been charged under the National Security Act following an investigation into activity near RAF Fairford on September 27. Noman Asgir, 24, a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 4 of the Act for suspected activity on August 22. Mohammed Abdul Karim, 24, also a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 3, which makes it an offense to assist a foreign intelligence service. The police believe that country is Iran. Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said a 25-year-old dual British-Iranian national had been released without charge but remained on police bail, while the five other men arrested remained on bail, adding that in recent months there had been a series of incidents believed to have been orchestrated by the Iranian state.

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Bloomberg: Two men have been charged under the National Security Act following an investigation into activity near RAF Fairford on September 27. Noman Asgir, 24, a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 4 of the Act for suspected activity on August 22. Mohammed Abdul Karim, 24, also a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 3, which makes it an offense to assist a foreign intelligence service. The police believe that country is Iran. Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said a 25-year-old dual British-Iranian national had been released without charge but remained on police bail, while the five other men arrested remained on bail, adding that in recent months there had been a series of incidents believed to have been orchestrated by the Iranian state.

Bloomberg: Two men have been charged under the National Security Act following an investigation into activity near RAF Fairford on September 27. Noman Asgir, 24, a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 4 of the Act for suspected activity on August 22. Mohammed Abdul Karim, 24, also a British citizen from Westminster, was charged under Section 3, which makes it an offense to assist a foreign intelligence service. The police believe that country is Iran. Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said a 25-year-old dual British-Iranian national had been released without charge but remained on police bail, while the five other men arrested remained on bail, adding that in recent months there had been a series of incidents believed to have been orchestrated by the Iranian state.

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