Iranian Suspects Arrested at UK Nuclear Base

0:00In Sydney, it's March 20th, and here's what is going on. Two people were arrested after trying to get into H.M. Naval Base Clyde on Scotland's West Coast. This key site houses Britain's nuclear arms submarine fleet and attack subs, making it vital for national security. The suspects include a man believed to be an Iranian national and a woman whose nationality hasn't been released. They attempted unauthorized entry, prompting a quick police response. This incident comes amid heightened concerns over threats from Iran. Britain's domestic spy agency, MI5, has warned of more than 20 suspected kidnap and assassination plots linked to Tehran in recent years. Several alleged Iranian spies have been detained in the UK over the past year. Just this week, two men appeared in a London court accused of conducting hostile surveillance on Jewish sites for Iran. Police say their investigation into the Clyde breach is ongoing, with the Royal Navy confirming the arrest, but staying silent on details as inquiries. Continue.