Two Latvian nationals, aged 32 and 26, have been released on bail following their arrest at RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire. The base is utilized by both the US military and NATO for intelligence operations. The men were discovered inside the facility in the early hours of Thursday morning, prompting an ongoing investigation by authorities.
Details surrounding the circumstances of their presence at the secure intelligence hub remain limited. However, their release on bail comes with strict conditions as police continue their inquiries into the incident. The arrests underscore the security vigilance at sensitive military installations involved in international intelligence sharing.
Latvian Men Arrested at UK Intelligence Base Released on Bail
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