Pro-Palestinian Activists Target RAF Base in Vandalism Protest
Two Pro-Palestinian activists broke into the Brize Norton RAF base, damaging aircraft as a protest against Britain's involvement in the Gaza conflict. The group accused the UK of complicity in war crimes. Authorities are investigating, with discussions on possibly banning the group under anti-terrorism laws.
In a significant breach of security, Pro-Palestinian activists infiltrated a Royal Air Force base in central England, causing extensive damage to two aircraft. The incident, which occurred on Friday, has raised concerns about national security protocols at British defense sites.
Palestine Action, a group known for targeting UK entities linked to Israeli operations, claimed responsibility for the act. They assert that Britain is an active participant in the ongoing Gaza conflict, despite official condemnations of the Israeli government. Video evidence of the damage, including paint poured into aircraft engines and the presence of crowbars, was shared online.
Authorities, including anti-terrorism police, are investigating the incident. The UK government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has expressed strong condemnation of the actions, labeling them as 'disgraceful vandalism.' Meanwhile, discussions are underway regarding the potential classification of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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