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Scotland’s leader faces backlash for not blocking U.S. military use of Prestwick Airport before Feb. 2026 Iran strikes, despite 32 flights recorded.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney faces scrutiny over whether the Scottish Government can block U.S. military use of Prestwick Airport amid its role in supporting operations linked to the February 2026 strikes on Iran.
While Swinney asserts he must act within legal limits—defence and foreign affairs are reserved to the UK—flight data shows at least 32 U.S. military flights from Prestwick in the days before the strikes, including refueling and cargo planes.
Experts confirm the airport served as a key logistical hub, though no direct attacks originated there.
Swinney said he would consider a ban if evidence of war crimes emerges, but critics accuse him of avoiding responsibility, especially after Scotland previously blocked Israeli aircraft.
El líder de Escocia se enfrenta a una reacción violenta por no bloquear el uso militar estadounidense del aeropuerto de Prestwick antes de los ataques de Irán en febrero de 2026, a pesar de los 32 vuelos registrados.