Summary
There have been arson attacks at properties connected to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Russia denied any involvement in these incidents despite ongoing investigations. Three men have been charged and are awaiting further legal proceedings.
Key Facts
- Fires occurred at two properties and a car linked to Sir Keir Starmer.
- Russia's Kremlin denied involvement, calling such claims "ludicrous."
- Three men, including two Ukrainian nationals and a Romanian, face charges related to these arson attacks.
- UK security officials are investigating possible Russian links to the incidents.
- The charged individuals have appeared in court and are being held until the next hearing.
- The fires took place in May, affecting a car, a former residence, and another private home linked to Starmer.
- Downing Street and the police have not commented on possible Russian involvement.
