Six Britons Jailed for Wagner Group's Arson Attack on UK Warehouse скачать в хорошем качестве

Six Britons Jailed for Wagner Group's Arson Attack on UK Warehouse

Six British individuals, acting on behalf of Russia's Wagner Group, have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in an arson attack on a London warehouse. The judge described it as a 'campaign of terrorism and sabotage' in support of the Russian state. Dylan Earl, the ringleader, received 17 years with an additional 6 years on extended license. Jake Reeves, from Croydon, was given 12 years. Jakeem Rose, Nii Mensah, and Ugnius Asmena, all in their early 20s, received varying sentences. Ashton Evans, a drug dealer, was jailed for 9 years for failing to disclose information about another plot. The warehouse in Leyton, East London, was targeted for storing humanitarian aid and Starlink equipment for Ukraine. The attack put 60 firefighters at risk and caused £1 million in damage. Earl and Reeves, who organized the attack from their bedrooms, were in contact with the Wagner Group on Telegram. They discussed further missions, including arson attacks on a restaurant and wine shop owned by Russian dissident Evgeny Chichvarkin, and even kidnapping him. The judge emphasized the Russian Federation's use of social media to enlist saboteurs, highlighting the terrorist connection of the arson attack. The Wagner Group is designated as a terrorist organization by the UK government. This video explores the details of the case, the individuals involved, and the impact of their actions on the ongoing conflict.