KRP: Men Suspected of Espionage Released From Pretrial Detention
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Two men in their 40s have been detained on suspicion of espionage in Finland. Now the men, who are registered in Härnösand, are being released.
The preliminary investigation in the case continues and the men are still suspected of a crime under the criminal title of espionage.
The men are still suspected of espionage in Finland. The suspicion is based on the fact that the men's information gathering has taken place in the vicinity of sites critical to Finland's security of supply.
According to the Finnish National Criminal Police, the men are suspected of having obtained information about the environment of sites critical to Finland's security of supply.
The two Swedish men who were detained in Finland on suspicion of espionage will be released, reports P4 Västernorrland. But the suspicions remain.
The two brothers suspected of being spies are released. The suspicions against them have not been substantiated this past week, but the preliminary investigation continues.
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