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UK Gov't Meets Scotland on US Military Use of Prestwick Airport

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UK Government to Meet with Scotlands First Minister on US Military Use of Prestwick Airport

The UK government is set to meet with Scotlands First Minister John Swinney to discuss concerns over US military use of Prestwick Airport. Defence Secretary John Healey has clarified that the airport is not involved in any strike operations against Iran. The airport, owned by the Scottish government and operated by a separate company, has been used by US forces for transit but not for offensive missions. Healey has offered Swinney a detailed briefing and emphasized the airports civilian status. Swinney, who has raised broader issues, is considering options to restrict US access but needs more details first. Officials are continuing discussions as the Scottish government weighs its next steps on this sensitive matter.

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