Albania investigates Russian and Ukraine intruders at army base
Two Russians and a Ukrainian who tried to enter a military facility and take photos are now ‘suspected of espionage’.
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Two Russians and a Ukrainian who tried to enter a military facility and take photos are now ‘suspected of espionage’.
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Albanian authorities have arrested two Russians and one Ukrainian who were trying to enter a military plant in the central Albania. Two Albanian soldiers were injured while trying to prevent the three foreign nationals -- two men and a woman -- from taking photos of the Gramsh factory, some 80 kilometers south of the capital, Tirana.
Two Russians and a Ukrainian were detained at the Gramsh weapons plant 50 miles from Tirana after guards noticed a person taking photographs
TIRANA (Reuters) - Albania said on Sunday it was investigating why two Russians and a Ukrainian had tried to enter a military factory. The defence ministry said late on Saturday that two of its soldiers had been slightly injured while detaining a 24-year-old man from Russia who had entered the grounds of the Gramsh military factory and was trying to take photos. He resisted arrest and used spray against the soldiers. Two others, a 33-year-old Russian woman and a Ukrainian man aged 25, were arrested nearby. Defence Minister Niko Peleshi said on Sunday it was too early to be sure about the motiv...