Following a protest on June 20, four people were arrested by British police for vandalizing military aircraft with spray paint. The three people, including two men and a woman, are suspected of committing acts of terrorism and a fourth woman is accused of aiding the perpetrators. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the action and the government has decided to ban the group Action Palestine, citing anti-terrorism legislation. Security at military targets will also be reviewed.
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Patru militanți pro-palestinieni au fost arestaţi după ce au pulverizat vopsea roşie pe avioane militare britanice
Patru protestatari pro-palestinieni, arestaţi de poliția britanică după ce au pulverizat vopsea roşie pe avioane militare
Regatul Unit: Patru protestatari pro-palestinieni, arestați după ce au pulverizat vopsea roșie pe avioane militare
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