Trump: The withdrawal of American bombers from Fairford base came after threats
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U.S. President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that "threats" targeting American bombers stationed in Britain were behind their withdrawal from the Fairford base in the southwest of the country.
Trump stated to reporters at the White House: "There were threats, so instead of leaving them vulnerable to enemies, we moved them a bit, we didn't move them far," according to AFP.
In another context, when asked if he believed Iran was responsible for the Flydubai incident, he said he personally believes they are indeed responsible.
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