The United States evacuated aircraft from a Royal Air Force base in England

The United States evacuated aircraft from a Royal Air Force base in England following a security threat originating from Iran, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal and ANSA.

Two U.S. tanker aircraft operating from Mildenhall were diverted to Germany, while several other tankers and at least one bomber were moved previously following a threat from Iran.

Citing informed sources, ANSA reported that the exact nature of the threat to the RAF Mildenhall base remains under discussion among U.S. officials, weighing whether it is general or specific. The U.S. Air Force stated that aircraft are routinely shifted between locations for multiple reasons.

President Donald Trump stated in an interview that a new American attack against Iran could be significantly more powerful than previous bombardments, yet noted that Gulf nations prefer to avoid further escalation (Sky). Following a meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani—whose country acts as a mediator—Trump reported a slancio positivo toward an agreement (OglioPoNews).

In an interview on the C-SPAN program Washington Journal Primetime, President Donald Trump asserted that Tehran would be interested in reaching an agreement with Washington even without admitting it publicly, while continuing to defend Pete Hegseth by declaring Ha vinto due guerre, in Iran e Venezuela and labeling Republican Representative Thomas Massie an uno sfigato for proposing impeachment against the Pentagon chief (Sky).

While Qatari Prime Minister Al Thani described his conversation with Trump and Vice President JD Vance as ottima and expressed gratitude for discussions aimed at reaching an agreement (OglioPoNews), Iran dismissed the existence of any negotiations. On social media, SNSC secretary Mohsen Rezaei wrote: fermatevi a fabbricare notizie false su presunti colloqui immaginari (OglioPoNews).

Trump reaffirmed on Truth Social that while a renewal of strikes is unlikely, the U.S. remains ready to intervene, adding that the U.S. alongside Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, and others preferirebbe il mantenimento dello status quo (OglioPoNews).

Addressing the United States, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Major General Mohsen Rezaei, messaged from Tehran that È tempo di arrendersi alle sette condizioni che l’Iran ha più volte ribadito (Il Sole 24 Ore).