US withdraws bombers from RAF Fairford over threats
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 5 Oct, 21:12 · Archive
The United States has withdrawn bombers from RAF Fairford following what Donald Trump says were 'some threats'.
The United States has withdrawn bombers from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. Donald Trump said the decision was made in response to 'some threats'. However, the US has stated that the withdrawal was not linked to a security alert.
Downing Street said RAF Fairford remains 'safe' following the withdrawal of the aircraft.
How it is being reported
- US bombers pulled from RAF Fairford in face of ‘some threats’, says TrumpNews Letter · 5 Oct, 20:52
- US bombers pulled from RAF Fairford in face of ‘some threats’, says TrumpBelfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 20:47
- US insists RAF Fairford bomber withdrawal not linked to security alertBelfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 14:32
- RAF Fairford ‘safe’ after US withdraws bombers, Downing Street saysBelfast Telegraph · 5 Oct, 12:42
In this story: RAF Fairford · United States · Donald Trump · Downing Street
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