Three men have been found guilty of an arson attack on companies in London ordered by the Wagner group with links to Ukraine.
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Three men have been sentenced for the East London fire that targeted companies linked to Ukraine, including one that supplied satellite equipment. The arson was organized by Dylan Earl, who acted at the behest of the Wagner mercenary group, which is listed as a terrorist organization. The other two defendants, Nii Kojo Mensah and Jakeem Rose, were found guilty of arson, while Paul English was exonerated. Other terrorism charges were brought, but not all of the accused were convicted.
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