LondonBritain charged two men, one with assisting Iranian intelligence.
Pentagon commanders evacuated about a dozen B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford in October.
Prosecutors say Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim, 24, arranged for five men to drive vans to the base for a handler called Ali.
Iran denies involvement, and police found gasoline in the vans but no explosives.
Six other men remain on bail as the investigation continues.
How each outlet framed it
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- Washington Post
- names the two accused, Abdulkarim (assisting Iranian intelligence) and Essghir (prohibited-place offence), and cites the 85 evacuated homes
- The Times of India leans critical
- ties the charges to the September 27 Essghir arrest and gasoline-accelerant vans found at the scene, with six others bailed
Sources: Washington Post, The Times of India