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Cyprus arrests British man on suspicion of terror-related plot, police say
NICOSIA: Police in Cyprus have arrested a British man on suspicion of terror-related offenses and espionage, authorities said on Saturday, with Israel accusing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of trying to attack Israeli citizens on the island. The man appeared before a district court on Saturday, which ordered an eight-day detention pending inquiries. Police gave no further details, citing national security.
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dailymail.co.uk
Man is arrested 'for spying on British RAF base in Cyprus'
Police in Cyprus have arrested a man who allegedly had an RAF base on the island 'under surveillance' on suspicion of terror-related offences and espionage, authorities said on…
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telegraph.co.uk
‘Iranian spy’ arrested in Cyprus for ‘plotting terror attack on British base’
Man of Azerbaijani descent, with alleged links to IRGC, believed to have had RAF Akrotiri under surveillance since mid-April
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arabnews.com
Cyprus arrests British man on suspicion of terror-related plot, police say
NICOSIA: Police in Cyprus have arrested a British man on suspicion of terror-related offenses and espionage, authorities said on Saturday, with Israel accusing Iran’s…
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bbc.com
British man arrested in Cyprus suspected of spying and terror offences
The Foreign Office says it is in contact with Cypriot authorities after the arrest.
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Cyprus police arrest man on spying, terror charges
NICOSIA: Cyprus police said they arrested an individual on espionage and terror charges on Saturday, with local media reporting the suspect had ties to Iran. Police declined to…
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theguardian.com
British man arrested for alleged terrorism offence and spying on RAF base in Cyprus
Man allegedly surveilled RAF Akrotiri and was planning imminent terrorist attack, according to reports
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independent.co.uk
British man arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorism offences in Cyprus
He is alleged to have been monitoring the RAF Akrotiri base on the island