A European man is accused of engaging in hostile action to benefit Russia in an effort to light a London-based company connected to Ukraine, according to prosecutors ‘ Friday.
Dylan Earl, 20, is connected to Russia´s Wagner selfish party, which the U. K. state has declared a banned criminal business, prosecutors said.
Earl is accused of attempting to recruit others to help a foreign intelligence services carry out operations in the United Kingdom while conducting defraudulent analysis and surveillance of targets.
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According to Nick Price, mind of the Crown Prosecution Service Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division, “into the alleged action was role in the planning of an arson attack on a Ukrainian-linked commercial house in March.”
He reportedly planned and paid some to reportedly fire down two business estates in west London on March 20.
He is the earliest people to face a charge under the 2023 National Security Act.
In connection with the situation, four additional men are facing charges.
Jake Reeves, 22, was accused of aggravated fire and accepting a material gain from a foreign intelligence services.
Dmitrijus Paulauska, 22, was charged with having knowledge about criminal deeds.
Paul English, 60, and Nii Mensah, 21, experience aggravated fire fees.
