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The men were arrested for breaching a perimeter fence at a UK air base that houses US and NATO intelligence operations. The incident comes after an alleged terror plot at another air base in England was foiled recently.
Two Latvian men, aged 32 and 36, were arrested early Thursday inside the perimeter of RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire, a UK base used by the US military and NATO for intelligence operations. They were detained on suspicion of trespass, causing criminal damage and entering a prohibited place. British counter-terrorism police are investigating, but police said nothing so far links the incident to a recent alleged terror plot at another air base in England.
The men were arrested for breaching a perimeter fence at a UK air base that houses US and NATO intelligence operations. The incident comes after an alleged terror plot at another air base in England was foiled recently.
Police say nothing so far suggests the incident at RAF Molesworth linked to events surrounding RAF Fairford last month.
The men were arrested for breaching a perimeter fence at a UK air base that houses US and NATO intelligence operations. The incident comes after an alleged terror plot at another air base in England was foiled recently.
Men aged 32 and 36 detained on suspicion of trespass, causing criminal damage and entering a prohibited place Two Latvian men were arrested in the early hours of Thursday after they were discovered inside the perimeter of RAF Molesworth, a Cambridgeshire base used by the US military and Nato for intelligence operations. The men, 32 and 36, were picked up at 2am inside the base, in an investigation that began four ho…
British counter-terrorism police are investigating after two Latvian men were arrested Thursday near a Royal Air Force base in southeast England housing US and NATO intelligence operations, police said in a statement. The arrests come days after a major incident at another UK base led the US military to withdraw B-1 bombers stationed there.
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