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'Absolutely staggering' security breach at RAF base
A security review has been launched after a breach at an RAF base in Oxfordshire, which has been condemned as "absolutely staggering".
Pro-Palestinian activists targeted RAF Brize Norton and damaged two military aircraft - with Sir Keir Starmer describing their actions as "disgraceful". Downing Street has now confirmed security is being reviewed across the "whole defence estate" - but stressed the incident did not disrupt any operations.
A spokesman said: "We treat all breaches of security very seriously, and where there is suspected criminal activity, we will take the necessary steps to investigate and prosecute in line with longstanding principle." Israel-Iran live: Israel 'being punished right now', Iranian leader says Brize Norton is the largest RAF station - with approximately 5,800 service personnel, 300 civilian staff and 1,200 contractors. In a video shared online by Palestine Action, a person can be seen approaching an aircraft on a scooter as music is played.
Red paint can be seen on the ground. On X, the prime minister condemned the "act of vandalism.
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