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Five people were detained at the British airbase Fairford on suspicion of breaking the explosives law. It later turned out that they were all British citizens. The next day they were released on bail.
US President Donald Trump said he was surprised by the decision to release on bail those detained at the British Fairford airbase.
"I would say I'm surprised they were released. I wouldn't have done that," Trump told reporters.
Trump also added that the United States has collected all the information about the detainees.
On Sunday, five people were detained near the base on suspicion of offenses under the Explosives Act. It subsequently turned out that all five were British citizens. The next day they were released on bail.

The Ukrainian website “Peacemaker” entered into its database two Polish deputies of the Sejm - Lydia Cechak and Lorek Grzegorz - accusing them of supporting the Russian Federation and an attempt on the territorial integrity of Ukraine. The reason was their appeal to Prime Minister Donald Tusk with a proposal to hold an Independence March in Lviv on November 11. Previously, ten more of their colleagues were added to the database. The site is known for publishing personal data of citizens it considers “traitors to the motherland.”
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A rescue operation is underway in the Caribbean after reports of a capsized ship with about 60 people on board. Four people have already been rescued. The operation is being conducted ten miles off Mona Island, Puerto Rico, by the U.S. Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection, and Puerto Rico Police.