U.S. removes B-1 bombers from U.K. air base after new security threat
05-10-2026 07:52 via cnn.com

U.S. removes B-1 bombers from U.K. air base after new security threat

A Rockwell B1 Lancer heavy bomber takes off from RAF Fairford in Fairford, United Kingdom, on October 04. - David Bown/Getty Images
The United States has moved long-range bombers back to their American home stations after an unspecified new threat, according to a US official, days after the British government arrested a number of individuals in connection with an alleged Iranian plot to target the UK airbase where the planes had been stationed.
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