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Lithuanian court convicts man in arson attack on IKEA store last year
Daniil Bardadim, 17 at the time, was sentenced for planting a timed explosive device causing a fire at Vilnius IKEA; prosecutors linked the attack to Russian military intelligence.
- A Lithuanian court convicted a Ukrainian national named Daniil Bardadim, who was 17 at the time, for setting fire to an IKEA store in Vilnius in May 2024.
- The arson attack on IKEA was allegedly carried out in the interests of Russian military structures and security services, as IKEA had withdrawn from Russia and Sweden had aided Ukraine.
- European security officials have warned that a widespread sabotage campaign blamed on Russia is growing more dangerous.
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Lithuanian Court Convicts Man in Arson Attack on IKEA Store Last Year
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Lithuanian court convicts man in arson attack on IKEA store last year
VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) — A Lithuanian court convicted a Ukrainian national on Monday of carrying out an arson attack last year on an IKEA store in the Baltic nation's capital, which authorities have accused Russian military intelligence of being behind.
Lithuanian court convicts man in arson attack on IKEA store last year
A Lithuanian court has convicted a Ukrainian national of carrying out an arson attack last year on an IKEA store in the Baltic nation’s capital, which authorities have accused Russian military intelligence of being behind.
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right1Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Left
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