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British counter-terror police have re-arrested two men on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service, saying the case relates to Iran. The arrests stem from a September incident near RAF Fairford, the English base the U.S. Air Force has used to fly bombers to the Middle East. Police say Iranian state involvement is "highly likely." No one has been charged.

The head of the UN's shipping agency says sea mines still make the Strait of Hormuz unsafe, after Iran said two oil tankers struck mines Saturday. Iran's top security official called Washington's latest response in talks "insufficient," while Iran's foreign minister said Tehran's seven-day plan to reopen the strait is still on the table.