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[–] [S] 2 points 18 hours ago*

https://archive.is/SdFlX (telegraph)

Telegraph UK newspaper published photos of the vans allegedly involved in the incident. The vans had fake logo of a company called 'Fuel2u'. The real company 'Fuel2u' published a statement on their website denying involvement in the incident.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT REGARDING THE INCIDENT NEAR RAF FAIRFORD - 27th September 2026

Fuel2U is aware of reports and images circulating in connection with today’s serious incident near RAF Fairford, in which a vehicle appears to display Fuel2U.

We want to make it absolutely clear that neither the vehicle nor any of the individuals involved has any connection whatsoever with Fuel2U, its directors, employees or current business operations.

We are extremely concerned that our company’s name have been used without our knowledge or permission. We are cooperating fully with the relevant authorities and will assist them with any enquiries.

Fuel2U strongly condemns any unlawful or dangerous activity. We thank the police, emergency services and specialist teams for their continuing work to protect the public and investigate this matter.

We understand that people may have questions, but we respectfully ask that members of the public do not contact or threaten our staff. Any threatening or abusive communications will be recorded and reported to the police.

Fuel2U Ltd

https://archive.is/kRzm9 (fuel2u website)

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