Secret documents from the UK Ministry of Defense containing names…
Secret documents from the UK Ministry of Defense containing names and ranks of military personnel, information on weapon storage, and guard rotation schedules were discovered at a municipal landfill 4 km from Britain's largest army base – the Catton Garrison in North Yorkshire, according to The Sun.
Consensus
- Secret military documents from the UK Ministry of Defence were found on a landfill near Camp Catterick in North Yorkshire.
- The documents contained information about personnel, weapons storage, and security protocols.
- The documents were discovered by a passerby at a waste processing center.
- The documents were dated 2018, 2021, and 2023.
- There are approximately 13,000 military personnel stationed at Camp Catterick.
- The Royal Military Police are investigating the incident.
Points of divergence
- Documents were found near the base of Catterick in Yorkshire, where there are 13,000 military personnel and it serves as a base for the fifth royal artillery regiment and the 32nd engineering regiment. — vm
- The documents contained information about breaches of security rules and emergency response protocols including thefts of military property, perimeter breaches, and traffic accidents. — vedomosti
- The investigation is being conducted by the Ministry of Defence after a municipal council reported the discovery. — vesti
- The documents were found in a folder marked 'Ministry of Defence' and were discovered at a waste processing center in Catterick Bridge, several kilometers from Camp Catterick. — fontanka
Coverage (4 sources)
- Secret Ministry of Defense documents found in a dump in the UK — Ведомости
- Secret military documents found at dump near British base — Вечерняя Москва
- Passerby Finds Secret British Army Documents at Dumpsite — Вести
- Ministry of Defence folder in the trash: UK investigates military document leak — Фонтанка