In the early morning of September 27, local time, a farmer from the Welford area of Gloucestershire, more than 140 kilometers from London, England, returned from a party. While driving home, she found 3 white trucks stuck in a secluded path. Feeling bored, she turned the front of the car and suddenly saw a small group of masked people scattered into the woods, through fields, and running towards the RAF Fairford Quay, a few hundred meters away. The peasant woman called 999 emergency alarm when she left. Soon after, local police arrested 5 men on suspicion of explosives crimes and planning “terrorist attacks.” Fearing the risk of an explosion, local police knocked door-to-door and pulled up a cordon, and residents of the entire community were evacuated. As of the morning of the 28th local time, the alert in the region had not been lifted.

In the early morning of September 27, local time, a peasant woman from the Welford area of Gloucestershire, more than 140 kilometers from London, England, returned from a party. While driving home, she found 3 white trucks stuck in a secluded path. Feeling bored, she turned the front of the car and suddenly saw a small group of masked people scattered into the woods, through fields, and running towards the RAF Fairford Quay, a few hundred meters away. When the peasant woman left, she dialed the emergency alarm number 999. Soon after, local police arrested 5 men on suspicion of explosives crimes and planning “terrorist attacks.” Fearing the risk of an explosion, local police knocked door-to-door and pulled up a cordon, and residents of the entire community were evacuated. As of the morning of the 28th local time, the alert in the region had not been lifted.