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Pro-Palestinian activists break into RAF base and 'vandalise' aircraft
- Two Palestine Action activists broke into RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire and sprayed red paint into the engines of two military aircraft to disrupt military operations.
- The activists targeted the planes because RAF Brize Norton serves as a hub for refuelling and transporting military cargo linked to operations in Gaza and the Middle East.
- They used repurposed fire extinguishers and electric scooters to spray red paint symbolizing Palestinian bloodshed and claim to have evaded security and arrest overnight.
- A spokesperson for Palestine Action claimed that by disabling a pair of military aircraft, the group has taken direct action to disrupt ongoing atrocities affecting the Palestinian population.
- The Ministry of Defence condemned the vandalism as damage to Royal Air Force assets and emphasized their responsibility to support armed forces amid ongoing police investigations.
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The Independent (US)RAF aircraft damaged after activists break into UK military base
Pro-Palestine activists have broken into the RAF Brize Norton air base and damaged two military aircrafts. Footage shared by Palestine Action on Friday (20 June) shows two protesters riding electric scooters towards the planes on the runway, where they then used “repurposed fire extinguishers to spray red paint into the turbine engines”. Explaining the choice to target the base, the group said: “Flights leave daily from the base to RAF Akrotiri …
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