Three Spaniards and an Austrian detained at Baikonur Cosmodrome

The three Spaniards arrested on Tuesday night as soon as they tried to access the Russian cosmodrome of Baikonur, in Kazakhstan, have been released on Wednesday, according to sources from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The same sources have added that the Spanish Embassy in Astana, capital of the Asian country, “is establishing contact with those interested in providing consular assistance”, but have not specified without weight any accusation…

Sources from the Spanish government have confirmed to the Diario.es the release of the three tourists after they have been interrogated by the police. Also a person of Australian nationality was arrested.

Three Spanish citizens have been arrested along with an Australian when they were in the vicinity of the Baikonur space base. According to the...

Russian police arrested three foreign nationals in the city of Baikonur yesterday who tried to reach the building housing the Soviet Buran spacecraft, RIA Novosti reported, citing unnamed sources.

Three Spaniards and an Austrian detained at Baikonur Cosmodrome

The four men had tried to access the assembly and cargo area where the Soviet-era Buran multipurpose spacecraft are located. The Baikanur Cosmodrome, located in the current territory of Kazakhstan, but under lease from Russia, is known for being the first site from which the then Soviet Union launched its first space missions, including flights by the world’s first cosmonaut, Yuri Gagarin, and the first woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova. It h…

After being questioned, the Russian authorities have released them, as confirmed by the Spanish Embassy. They intended to see the remains of the spoiled Soviet space shuttle of the Burán class A study in mice proves that a fat favo diet