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The Florida Republican said investigators must determine whether Iran was tied to an alleged plan targeting a U.S. air base in Britain.

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Rep. Kat Cammack, a Florida Republican, said Sunday that she believes the Iranian government was involved in an alleged terrorist plan targeting a U.S. air base in the United Kingdom.
Authorities in the United Kingdom had thwarted the alleged plan earlier that day. Cammack made the assertion during an interview with Laura Ingle on “NewsNation Live,” describing Iranian involvement as clear while also saying the matter still needed to be investigated and determined.
Her remarks represent her assessment of the incident. The investigation she referenced is the process that would establish whether that assessment is supported.
The key distinction is between Cammack’s stated belief and a formal determination about responsibility. She gave a direct answer about whom she thought was involved, but she also left the ultimate conclusion to investigators.
That means her comment does not itself resolve whether the Iranian government directed, supported or otherwise participated in the alleged plan. The central next step is the investigation into the thwarted incident and any findings about a connection to Iran.
Public findings from authorities would clarify the basis for the allegation and whether officials reach the same conclusion as Cammack. Until that determination is made, Cammack’s attribution of Iranian involvement remains her publicly stated view of the alleged plan.
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