Six protesters accused of breaking as a part in an Israeli defense firm Palestine Action The raid faced a waiting of 18 months in jail before his trial.
The alleged attack estimated that in August 2024, the albit system lost £ 1M to damage the property on the UK’s bristle site.
In the early hours of August 6, the defendants were allegedly equipped with Sledaimers when the defense firm broke into the site. Elbit Systems UK Israeli Defense Company is a subsidiary of Elbit Systems.
Finn Colins, 19, Harland Archer, 20, Salaam Mahmood, 19, Moise Ibrahim, 27, Loui Adams, 33, and Liam Mulani, 33, appeared in Old Bailey on Friday, who was accused of theft, criminal damage and violent disorder. He was told that he might have to wait till February 2027 to try his case.
Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grab told the court that Woolwich Crown CourtWhere the case will be heard, there is no testing capacity of more than six people at the same time, and therefore a date in 2027 has been provided provisionally.
Some 24 people have now been accused in connection with the incident.
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22 -year -old Muhammad Umer Khalid also appeared in court on Friday regarding a separate incident related to Palestine’s action. Khalid allegedly participated in an attack on two aircraft in the RAF Brise Norton, resulting in a loss of £ 7 meters to the air aircraft.
On 20 June 2025, protesters on e-scooters allegedly broke into a military base and used the fire extinguishers to spray red paint and dumped the metal craub into engines.
Following the Bryz Norton incident, Palestine’s action was prosecuted as a terrorist group, leading to a crime for the group to be a part of support or express.
Khalid is accused of committing criminal damage and conspiracy to deliberately enter a prohibited place for biased purposes for the UK national security.
He was sent to custody with a provision testing date for January 2027. Stockport, Khalid from Greater Manchester, is the fifth person to be charged in relation to the incident.