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US prosecutors claim that Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, an alleged Iranian mastermind incarcerated in New York, directed a series of terror plots in Britain via video calls and coded messages from his prison cell. Al-Saadi is accused of orchestrating 18 terrorist attacks, including seven on Jewish targets in London, by coordinating with two lieutenants in Iran. He faces charges alongside Mohammad Ali al-Hassani and Mohsen Mohajeri for their alleged roles in planning to attack RAF Fairford, a US base in Gloucestershire, through surveillance and procurement of vehicles and fuel.
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As of November 12, 2026, the U.S. Justice Department charged Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, a dual Iranian-Iraqi national, along with Mohsen Mohajeri and Mohammad Ali Al-Hassani for plotting nearly 20 terrorist attacks targeting Jewish communities in Europe and the United States, as well as an attack on RAF Fairford airbase in Gloucestershire, UK. The indictment reveals that Saadi was able to coordinate these plots from his prison cell in New York by passing coded messages through family members. According to U.S. officials, all three men were alleged operatives of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Kata'ib Hizballah. Additionally, the suspects reportedly attempted to obtain missiles and drones from Iran to carry out their attacks.

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Daily MailThis outlet12 Nov

US prosecutors claim that Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, an alleged Iranian mastermind incarcerated in New York, directed a series of terror plots in Britain via video calls and coded messages from his prison cell. Al-Saadi is accused of orchestrating 18 terrorist attacks, including seven on Jewish targets in London, by coordinating with two lieutenants in Iran. He faces charges alongside Mohammad Ali…

Iranian 'mastermind directed RAF Fairford terror plot from New York jail' (this article)2 articles from Daily Mail on this story
Just the News11 Nov

Three Iranian men have been indicted on terrorism charges in New York for supporting Kata’ib Hizballah and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The indictment includes a foiled plot to attack U.S. servicemembers at a British Royal Air Force base in September. The defendants, Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, are accused of planning nearly 20 terrorist…

Three Iranian men indicted on terrorism charges in New York →3 articles from Just the News on this story
The Independent11 Nov

Mohammad Ali Hassani and Mohsen Mohajeri are accused of receiving instructions via FaceTime from Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi to attack RAF Fairford, a British airbase that houses U.S. aircrafts and service members. Prosecutors allege that Hassani directed associates in Britain to carry out an attack involving explosives, while also planning another one in April. The U.S. Department of Justice describes these…

RAF Fairford organiser ‘orchestrated terror plot on Facetime’ →2 articles from The Independent on this story
Al Jazeera11 Nov

The United States has filed charges against three individuals for their alleged role in planning an assault on a British Royal Air Force base located in Fairford, UK. According to prosecutors, one of the suspects, who was already under arrest at the time, communicated by phone while in custody to coordinate the attack plans with others involved.

US charges three men for allegedly plotting attack on UK base →2 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
Evening Standard12 Nov

US authorities have filed terrorism-related charges against Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani for their alleged involvement in nearly 20 incidents targeting Britain, America, and Europe since early 2026. According to the indictment, these individuals planned attacks on Jewish communities and attempted a drone attack on Israel’s embassy in London using purportedly…

Terror suspects accused of targeting London 'wanted missiles and drones' from Iran →2 articles from Evening Standard on this story
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Fox News10 Nov

The Justice Department has unveiled an indictment against three Iran-backed terrorists who plotted to attack RAF Fairford, a British air base housing U.S. troops, using fuel-filled vans as explosive devices. The suspects—Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali Al-Hassani—are accused of conducting surveillance on the base, obtaining vehicles, and preparing accelerants and shrapnel for…

Iran-backed terror suspects plotted attack on US troops using vans packed with fuel, DOJ says →
Toronto Star10 Nov

U.S. authorities charged three men with plotting nearly 20 terrorist attacks targeting Jewish communities in Europe and the U.S., as well as a planned assault on RAF Fairford, a British military base. The defendants—Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi (dual Iranian-Iraqi national), Mohsen Mohajeri (Iranian national), and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani (Iraqi national)—face charges detailed in a superseding indictment…

US charges 3 men with plotting terror attacks, including planned assault on UK airbase →
The Straits Times10 Nov

The Justice Department reported on November 10 that an Iranian-backed militant named Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, who is detained in New York, attempted to plan an attack on RAF Fairford air base in Britain by passing coded messages through family members' phone calls. Al-Saadi previously pleaded not guilty to charges including conspiracy to support Kata'ib Hezbollah, a group designated as terrorist by the…

Iran-backed militant helped plot attack on UK's Fairford base from US jail, Justice Department says →
ABC News (AU)10 Nov

US authorities have charged three men—Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani—with plotting nearly 20 terror attacks targeting Jewish communities in Europe and the US, as well as an attack on RAF Fairford, a British military base housing American service members. Al-Saadi, who is in custody after being arrested earlier this year, allegedly continued coordinating with his…

US charges three men over terror plots, including planned assault on UK airbase →
The Guardian10 Nov

US prosecutors have charged Mohammad Dawood al-Saadi, an Iranian and Iraqi national already imprisoned in New York, with plotting the foiled attack on RAF Fairford, a UK air force base that houses American B-1 bombers. Al-Saadi allegedly used coded messages to his family to communicate with co-conspirators Mohsen Mohajeri and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani about purchasing chemicals for explosives. Five men in London were…

US prosecutors charge Iranian operative allegedly responsible for UK air force base attack →
Sydney Morning Herald10 Nov

Three men—Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani—are charged with plotting attacks on RAF Fairford in England and Jewish communities in Europe and the US, allegedly at Iran's direction. Unsealed in Manhattan Federal Court, the indictment details their coordination of an assault planned for September 27 against RAF Fairford, which houses American service members. The case…

Three charged of plotting attacks on RAF base, Jewish communities for Iran →
CBC10 Nov

U.S. authorities have charged three individuals — Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani — with planning nearly 20 terror attacks supported by Iran. The suspects allegedly targeted Jewish communities in Europe and the U.S., as well as a British airbase used by the U.S. Air Force. Al-Saadi, who was arrested earlier this year, continued to coordinate with his co-defendants…

3 charged in U.S. with planning terror attacks, including alleged planned assault on British airbase →
South China Morning Post10 Nov

The US Justice Department charged three individuals described as "Iranian operatives" for their alleged involvement in a terrorist plot at RAF Fairford airbase in September. The incident was first reported by a local farmer who noticed suspicious activities including several men and white vans near the base, leading to police intervention and subsequent charges against Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen…

US charges 3 ‘Iranian operatives’ over UK airbase plot →
The Hindu11 Nov

The U.S. Justice Department announced charges on November 10, 2026, against three individuals described as "Iranian operatives" for their alleged involvement in a terrorist plot at RAF Fairford airbase in southwest England. The accused are Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, with Al-Saadi already incarcerated in New York on previous terrorism charges. They face an…

U.S. charges three ‘Iranian operatives’ over U.K. airbase plot →
BBC11 Nov

The US Department of Justice has charged three Iran-backed operatives with planning a series of attacks in Europe and the UK. The DOJ alleges that these individuals were involved in the September incident near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, where suspicious vans led to a major security alert but no explosives were found. Seven men have been arrested in the UK over this incident, while the US indictment names…

Three Iran-backed suspects plotted attacks including RAF Fairford incident, US says →
NBC News11 Nov

U.S. authorities have charged three men—Mohammad Al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali Al-Hassani—with plotting nearly 20 terrorist attacks supported by Iran. These planned attacks targeted Jewish communities in Europe and the U.S., as well as a British Royal Air Force base used by the U.S. Air Force. Al-Saadi was arrested earlier this year, while Mohajeri and Al-Hassani remain at large. The indictment details…

U.S. charges 3 men with plotting multiple terror attacks, including planned attack against U.K. airbase →
Times of India11 Nov

An indictment unsealed on Tuesday claims that Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, held at New York’s Metropolitan Detention Center since spring, used coded phone calls with his family to coordinate a suspected Iran-backed terror plot targeting RAF Fairford, a British airbase used by the US military. The alleged communications directed nearly 20 attacks against Jewish communities in Europe and the US, according to…

Coded calls from Brooklyn jail: How Iran operative directed terror plots in Europe, US →
NPR11 Nov

Federal prosecutors in New York have charged three men with terrorism offenses for their alleged involvement in nearly 20 attacks and attempted attacks across Europe and the United States on behalf of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Iraqi militia Kata'ib Hezbollah. The indictment includes a September plot against a British air base where American forces were stationed, as well as arson attacks…

Iran-backed trio accused of plotting attacks on U.K. base hosting U.S. jets →
Toronto Sun11 Nov

Three men have been accused by U.S. authorities of participating in nearly 20 terrorist attacks and attempted assaults supporting Iranian-backed groups across the United States and Europe. The accused are Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, who face charges including conspiracy to provide support for acts of terrorism and financing terrorism. Al-Saadi is in custody and…

Three men accused of terrorist attacks, attempted assaults in U.S. and Europe →
The Daily Wire11 Nov

The Justice Department indicted three individuals—Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani—for their alleged involvement in nearly 20 attacks across Europe and the United States, including a plot to target RAF Fairford in Britain. The indictment alleges that they coordinated under the direction of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Iraqi militia Kata’ib…

Three Iranians Indicted For Terror Plot Against Air Force Base →

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Charges against Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, a dual Iranian-Iraqi national; Mohsen Mohajeri, an Iranian national; and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, an Iraqi national, were outlined in a superseding indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court.

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“The threat presented by Iran and Iran-backed terrorist groups to America and our allies is not hypothetical — it is very real,” said U.S. Attorney Jamie McDonald.

7 outlets

The new indictment offers fresh insight into an episode that has been shrouded in mystery for more than a month after five men were detained after midnight Sept. 27 on suspicion of explosives and terrorism offenses after three suspicious vans were spotted traveling toward the base in western England.

6 outlets

According to the indictment, Al-Hassani directed associates in the United Kingdom to conduct surveillance of RAF Fairford in August, paying one individual to record video of the base's perimeter.

5 outlets

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How the first headlines put it

  • The Toronto Star focuses on the overall terror plot against Jewish communities and RAF Fairford, while The Independent emphasizes the specific planned assault on RAF Fairford.13
Attributed to a source4
Stated as fact14
The headlines (18)

Iran-backed terror suspects plotted attack on US troops using vans packed with fuel, DOJ says Fox News · attributed to a source

Iran-backed militant helped plot attack on UK's Fairford base from US jail, Justice Department says The Straits Times · attributed to a source

Three Iran-backed suspects plotted attacks including RAF Fairford incident, US says BBC · attributed to a source

'Mastermind' of RAF Fairford terror plot 'directed other attacks from his US cell while on FaceTime', US prosecutors say Daily Mail · attributed to a source

US charges 3 men with plotting terror attacks, including planned assault on UK airbase Toronto Star · stated as fact

US charges three men with plotting nearly 20 attacks on Jewish communities in Europe, US Just the News · stated as fact

US charges three men over terror plots, including planned assault on UK airbase ABC News (Australia) · stated as fact

US charges 3 men with plotting terror attacks at RAF Fairford and other sites The Independent · stated as fact

US prosecutors charge Iranian operative allegedly responsible for UK air force base attack The Guardian · stated as fact

3 Iran-backed operatives indicted for alleged role in terror plots CBS News · stated as fact

Three charged of plotting attacks on RAF base, Jewish communities for Iran Sydney Morning Herald · stated as fact

3 charged in U.S. with planning terror attacks, including alleged planned assault on British airbase CBC · stated as fact

US charges 3 ‘Iranian operatives’ over UK airbase plot South China Morning Post · stated as fact

U.S. charges three ‘Iranian operatives’ over U.K. airbase plot The Hindu · stated as fact

U.S. charges 3 men with plotting multiple terror attacks, including planned attack against U.K. airbase NBC News · stated as fact

US charges 3 ‘Iranian-backed’ men over alleged plot at UK Fairford air base Al Jazeera · stated as fact

Coded calls from Brooklyn jail: How Iran operative directed terror plots in Europe, US Times of India · stated as fact

Iran-backed trio accused of plotting attacks on U.K. base hosting U.S. jets NPR · stated as fact

Words to watch (1)

Three men accused of terrorist attacks, attempted assaults in U.S. and Europe Toronto Sun

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This article reads unscored and hedges 26% of its claims. Each row says how that neighbour differs.
The Independent
Hedges 6 of 25 claims Outlet record 59/100
The Hindu
Hedges 5 of 17 claims Outlet record 78/100
BBC News
Hedges 4 of 30 claims Outlet record 66/100
Toronto Sun
Hedges 3 of 16 claims Outlet record 95/100
“While both articles mention Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi and his involvement in terrorist activities, Article B describes a specific incident where he allegedly directed attacks from prison via video calls, which is not detailed in Article A.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 6 of 16 claims Outlet record 64/100
Times of India
Hedges 14 of 44 claims Outlet record 59/100
“While both articles discuss Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi's alleged terror plots from a New York prison, Article B mentions additional details about firebombings and attacks on Jewish targets not covered in Article A.”
Fox News
Hedges 6 of 18 claims Outlet record 67/100
“Article A reports on the initial indictment of three suspects for plotting an attack on RAF Fairford using vans packed with fuel, while Article B discusses a later claim that one of those suspects directed terrorist plots from prison after being caught by FBI in May.”
Toronto Star
Hedges 0 of 2 claims Outlet record 64/100
“While both articles discuss the terror plot against RAF Fairford and other targets involving Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Article B describes additional details about Al-Saadi's alleged actions from prison that are not mentioned in Article A.”
Al Jazeera
Leans right Hedges 2 of 22 claims Outlet record 60/100
“While both articles discuss charges related to an alleged plot at RAF Fairford air base involving Iranian operatives, Article A provides a broader context of nearly 20 attacks and attempted attacks in the US and Europe by three men, while Article B focuses on the specific alleged mastermind directing the plot from a New York jail.”

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US Charges Iranians For Terror Plots
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32 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
Al-Saadi was caught by the FBI in May and charged with planning and promoting 18 terrorist attacks in Europe, including seven on Jewish targets in London at the behest of Tehran.
Pictured: Alex at 15, meeting Walliams The Metropolitan Police said they were aware of media reports about a man in his 50s but had not received any allegations of sexual assault or other offences, adding: 'Should we receive any reports, they will be carefully assessed.'
A US Air Force jet is seen on the tarmac at Prestwick Airport in Scotland after leaving RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk earlier this week The fighter jet is seen after it took off from RAF Mildenhall on Monday The vans which were thought to be targeting RAF Fairford, in Gloucestershire, in September are pictured Analysts say that merely threatening a US base and causing a change in military calculations will be seen as a success in Tehran. Last month, the head of MI5 signalled a change in Iran's objectives, with the regime previously focused on Jewish and Israeli targets, dissidents, journalists and perceived opponents.
Brand with his wife at Southwark Crown Court last Thursday, hours before he was convicted Laura Gallacher mouths 'I love you' to Brand who waved as he was sent down to the cells – after the court heard that she was standing by him An unrepentant Brand yesterday showed no emotion as a judge said he had abused his celebrity to prey on women, believing 'fame meant you could act how you liked, when you liked, unhindered by the rules by which decent people live'.
' Laura Gallacher mouths 'I love you' to Brand who waved as he was sent down to the cells - after the court heard that she was standing by him The mother of three has collapsed forwards when she heard he would receive more than 10 years in prison Laura Gallacher was helped through the crowds outside into a waiting Mercedes after he husband was jailed She fought back tears as she left court on Monday, holding hands with a friend Brand with his wife at Southwark Crown Court last Thursday, hours before he was convicted Moments later the mother-of-three left court, hiding her red-rimmed eyes behind sunglasses as she faced difficult questions about why she is standing by the rapist.
An unrepentant Brand yesterday showed no emotion as a judge said he had abused his celebrity to prey on women, believing 'fame meant you could act how you liked, when you liked, unhindered by the rules by which decent people live'.
The disgraced comedian and former Hollywood star, 51, will be moved to a prison for sex offenders amid reports he has spent his first three days behind bars cowering in his cell at HMP Wandsworth.
Sex predator Russell Brand could face new rape charges within weeks after he was convicted on Thursday of attacks on four women.
Katy Perry was all but airbrushed from her ex-husband's trial but the pop star may have witnessed one of his attacks, it can now be revealed.
It was a secret code that would only be solved some 17 years after the crime.
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Topics

Gloucestershire Iran Iranian London New York

Subjects

London GPE · 7× Al-Saadi PERSON · 5× Iran GPE · 5× Hassani PERSON · 4× Iranian NORP · 3× New York GPE · 3× FBI ORG · 2× Gloucestershire GPE · 2× Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi PERSON · 2× Tehran GPE · 2×

Narrative

Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi is accused of smuggling out coded messages from his prison cell directing two lieutenants in Iran to coordinate a plot targeting the US base in Gloucestershire Photos show Mohammed Ali al-Hassani, left, and Mohsen Mohajerilooking at a London map during a 'meeting to plot terror attacks' Armed police maintain road blocks and security checks around RAF Fairford on September 27 Five British men travelling in the vans with a quantity of petrol were arrested on September 27 near the base, used by the US to launch air strikes against Iran.
framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-12
Al-Saadi was caught by the FBI in May and charged with planning and promoting 18 terrorist attacks in Europe, including seven on Jewish targets in London at the behest of Tehran.

Claims (19 extracted, 5 hedged)

The alleged Iranian mastermind of the RAF Fairford terror plot directed a wave of firebombings in Britain via video calls, US prosecutors have claimed. asserted
prosecutors → allege → calls
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi is accused of smuggling out coded messages from his prison cell directing two lieutenants in Iran to coordinate a plot targeting the US base in Gloucestershire. asserted
Saadi → accuse → Gloucestershire
Al-Saadi was caught by the FBI in May and charged with planning and promoting 18 terrorist attacks in Europe, including seven on Jewish targets in London at the behest of Tehran. uncertain
Saadi → catch → Tehran
He was extradited from Turkey to New York to await trial, but US authorities believe he continued to use 'coded language' to direct the Fairford plot from his cell. asserted
he → extradite → cell
Al-Saadi, 32, is also said to have made money transfers of $1million (£750,000) and overseen the release of propaganda videos in FaceTime calls to his mother and sister. asserted
Saadi → say → mother
He was charged on Tuesday with Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, 35, a dual Iranian/Iraqi national, and Iranian Mohsen Mohajeri, 48, who are accused of using 'a network of contacts' in the UK to target RAF Fairford. asserted
who → charge → Fairford
The US Department of Justice say Hassani arranged surveillance on the airbase and 'paid several individuals' to help prepare the plot, including by 'procuring vans and barrels of fuel' and 'purchasing metallic objects that could be used as explosive shrapnel'. uncertain
that → say → shrapnel
It is claimed he was in 'frequent' contact with the drivers of three vans on the night of the plot. asserted
he → claim → plot
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi is accused of smuggling out coded messages from his prison cell directing two lieutenants in Iran to coordinate a plot targeting the US base in Gloucestershire Photos show Mohammed Ali al-Hassani, left, and Mohsen Mohajerilooking at a London map during a 'meeting to plot terror attacks' Armed police maintain road blocks and security checks around RAF Fairford on September 27 Five British men travelling in the vans with a quantity of petrol were arrested on September 27 near the base, used by the US to launch air strikes against Iran. asserted
men → accuse → Iran
Al-Saadi was previously charged in May with working on behalf of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and terror group Kata'ib Hizballah on 18 European terror attacks and for attempting to bomb a New York synagogue. uncertain
Saadi → charge → synagogue
The attacks are said to be 'psychological warfare' using proxies recruited online to retaliate over US-Israeli strikes. asserted
attacks → say → strikes
Al-Saadi is now accused of running a new terror group, Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya. asserted
Saadi → accuse → group
It claimed responsibility for arson attacks on ambulances and synagogues in London, plus a drone attack on the Israeli embassy. asserted
It → claim → embassy
Court documents state that on the flight to New York, al-Saadi told the FBI he met with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran three days before Iran's supreme leader was killed. asserted
leader → state → Tehran
But he later pleaded not guilty to eight counts of terrorism in the US, saying: 'I'm not guilty and in a war situation.' asserted
I → plead → situation
US prosecutors released photos allegedly of him planning attacks in April on a FaceTime call with an individual about to firebomb a London synagogue. uncertain
him → release → synagogue
Photos also show Hassani and Mohajeri looking at a London map during a 'meeting to plot terror attacks'. asserted
Hassani → show → attacks
In a video of that meeting, Hassani allegedly told Mohajeri: 'We need to get focused on London.' uncertain
We → tell → London
In another call, Hassani is said to have told a London synagogue firebomber to 'light it up like a Christmas tree'. asserted
Hassani → say → tree
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