Four people have been arrested after showing footage Palisin supporter Activists broke a car through the gates of one Defense manufacturer,
A group that is named online Palestinian martyr Is broken in Mog Aircraft Group Factory in Pendeford, Walverhampton Tuesday at 3:50 pm.
The dramatic footage depicts a black four-wheel drive car through two white obstacles, before the activists shut down the red flarers and climb a ladder on the roof of a building.
Staffordshire police said many sky lights and solar panels suffered significant damage. Police said activists have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.
The manufacturer was targeted as it creates parts for F -35 fighter jets that UK sells to Israel through a global pool, the group claimed. The F -35 fighter jet has been used in Gaza for almost two years in the disastrous bombing campaign of Israel.
One of the activists said: “We are martyred Palestinian for justice and today each of us is wearing a T-shirt of one of the martyrs on the roof of Mog, who is murdered by Israel in massacre.”
The police said in a statement: “Many persons entered a manufacturing building and had access to the roof.
“Authorities along with colleagues of Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service were deployed at the scene and four persons were arrested.
“This is an ongoing investigation and we will ask members of the public to escape from the site at this time.”
A separate group, arrests came a few weeks after the action of Palestine, the government was prosecuted after its two members broke. Norton broke RAF Where he damaged the jets. The group was also linked to allegations of a serious attack on employees and police officers in a commercial complex in South Gloster’serire.
Police said more than 700 people have been arrested for showing support for the group as it was banned on 5 July.
The charges are related to protests in Central London on 5 and 12 July.
They will appear in court on several dates in October, and will face a maximum imprisonment of six months.
