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Recent investigations reveal a coordinated Russian sabotage campaign targeting logistics hubs in Europe, particularly DHL facilities in Germany and the UK. Authorities suspect incendiary devices were sent to test transfer channels for potential attacks on North America, raising alarms about escalating hybrid warfare tactics from Moscow.
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Tensions between the UK and Russia have intensified following the use of British-made Storm Shadow missiles by Ukraine against Russian targets. President Putin has warned of potential strikes against the UK, claiming direct involvement in the conflict. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reaffirmed support for Ukraine amid fears of escalating military actions.
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Judges ruled that families of Manchester Arena bombing victims waited too long to sue MI5 for human rights violations. The court acknowledged the tragedy's impact but deemed the claims inadmissible due to timing. Victims' representatives expressed disappointment over the ruling.
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A 27-year-old Norwegian student, Mohamed Orahhou, was arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information with Russian and Iranian intelligence. He has been charged with attempted aggravated intelligence activities and is currently detained for four weeks as investigations continue.
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Daniel Khalife, a 23-year-old former British soldier, was found guilty of espionage for Iran after a trial at Woolwich Crown Court. He was convicted of collecting sensitive information while serving in the Royal Corps of Signals and was previously cleared of a bomb hoax charge. Khalife's actions raised serious national security concerns.