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The United Kingdom’s role in the Iran conflict is facing intense scrutiny as evidence of deeper involvement emerges. Under Keir Starmer, Britain has allowed US bombers to operate from RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia, while deploying fighter jets to intercept Iranian drones. Though London insists its actions are “defensive,” experts argue that providing bases, logistics, and intelligence support amounts to direct participation. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned the UK, calling its actions “participation in aggression.” As tensions rise, Britain’s claim of neutrality is increasingly being questioned.