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Two men arrested at a British airbase used by the United States have been released on bail, with no official details disclosed

Eastora News·October 10, 2026 at 6:56 AM

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Two men who were previously arrested at a British airbase used by the United States have been released on bail. Authorities have not officially disclosed their identities, the charges against them or the conditions of their release.

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