Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman.
President Trump is asking why U.K.
Authorities released five men on bail suspected in an alleged terror plot.
The masked men were arrested near a U.K.
Airbase that's also been used by the U.S.
To carry out military attacks against Iran.
Here's NPR's Lauren Frayer.
The suspects are British nationals ranging in age from 23 to 25. Home addresses in London,
a couple hours drive from where this incident took place.
The head of British counterterrorism policing, Lawrence Taylor,
announcing the suspect's release on bail last night, also noted what he called the geopolitical context.
He said investigators are considering every possible angle, including
that the men could be what he called proxies working, quote, knowingly or unknowingly on behalf of a foreign state.
NPR's Lauren Freyer reporting from London.
Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister says he's met mediators
from Qatar and talked about proposals to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump rejected a prior Iranian offer to open the Strait and begin fresh talks.
The president is poised to announce new updates to the America.gov website today.
NPR's Deepa Shiburam reports.
Trump will be joined by other administration officials and AI industry leaders.