US EditionFour people arrested after aircraft vandalised at RAF Brize Norton
- On June 20, two Palestine Action activists broke into RAF Brize Norton, damaging two Voyager aircraft; three suspects were arrested on terror charges in London and Newbury on June 26.
- Since the Gaza war outbreak, Palestine Action has targeted Israeli-linked sites and criticized UK refuelling of US/Israeli jets to disrupt military support.
- Activists used electric scooters to reach two jets, spraying red paint into turbine engines with fire extinguishers and damaging aircraft with crowbars, as evidence shows.
- Following the incident, the UK government plans to introduce a ban on Palestine Action next week and has initiated a security review across all defence sites.
- Following parliamentary approval, the upcoming ban will criminalize support for Palestine Action, punishable by up to 14 years in prison beginning next Friday.
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UK Police Arrest Four Over Anti-Israel Protest, Vandalism at Air Base
Police officers block a street as pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather in protest against Britain’s Home Secretary Yvette Cooper’s plans to proscribe the “Palestine Action” group in the coming weeks, in London, Britain, June 23, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Jaimi Joy British counter-terrorism police have arrested four people in connection with an anti-Israel protest last week in which military planes were sprayed with paint at an air base in England, au…
The British police arrested four people in connection with a protest that took place last week and in which military aircraft were vandalized with explosives, the authorities announced Friday.
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