Men 'livestreamed' Russia-linked arson plot, court hears
Briefly

The article reports on a court case involving arsonists who set fire to a warehouse supplying satellite equipment to Ukraine, allegedly orchestrated by the Wagner Group, a Russian mercenary organization. Prosecutor Duncan Penny KC presented overwhelming evidence, including CCTV footage that tracked the defendants' movements. On the night of the attack, a nearby lorry driver attempted to extinguish the flames but was unsuccessful. The defendants face charges under the National Security Act, highlighting the international implications of the attack. The case illustrates serious concerns regarding foreign influence in criminal activities within the UK.
On March 20th of last year, a group orchestrated a deliberate attack, causing extensive damage to a warehouse supplying equipment to Ukraine, risking lives.
Prosecutor Duncan Penny KC stated, 'This was deliberate and calculated criminality - at the behest of foreign influence,' highlighting the serious implications of the attack.
Evidence, including CCTV and phone records, showed the assailants' coordinated actions leading up to the fire, demonstrating a premeditated plan.
Mr. Mensah's livestreaming of the attack on his phone illustrates the brazen nature of their actions, seeking notoriety through social media.
Read at www.bbc.com
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