US to Deport Two Russian Over Trespassing on US Military Base
According to reports, the women, Kristina and Natasha from Samara, were on a road trip in the US last week. While driving near San Diego, they became hungry and used a navigation app to locate the nearest McDonald’s, which inadvertently directed them onto a route leading onto the military base.
The women reportedly stopped in a parking area, where they were detained by soldiers. Their vehicle was impounded, and they have remained in custody for at least three days, according to local media reports.
“According to the Immigration and Customs Service of the United States, as of January 26, it was granted custody of two female Russian citizens, detained after trespassing onto the territory of Camp Pendleton in California,” the Russian Embassy said Tuesday. “At present, they are kept at a local deportation center pending repatriation.”
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