[UPDATE] Trump says threats drove all 12 B-1 bombers out of a UK base, hours after Rubio called it a routine rotation

The pull-out. Donald Trump said Monday, Oct. 5, that the U.S. pulled all 12 of its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, a British airfield the U.S. Air Force uses for bombers, because of threats, and that Washington knows who made them. "They didn't fly out by accident. There were some threats. And rather than tempting the enemy, we'll capture the enemy and beat the enemy." — Donald Trump Rubio's account. Hours earlier, Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the move a routine rotation and said he "wouldn't directly tie" it to the suspected plot. Congress. Mark Warner (Sen-D Virginia), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, says senators were never briefed on the move. Still open. All six people arrested in the case are out on bail. Neither government has publicly confirmed the Iranian drone plot that U.S. officials described to The Wall Street Journal.