Man jailed for Starmer-linked arson attacks is deported
Summary
A man named Stanislav Carpiuc was jailed for taking part in arson attacks on property linked to Sir Keir Starmer, the former UK prime minister, and has now been deported from the UK. The attacks happened in May 2025 and were found to be ordered by Russia as part of a wider campaign, with another man involved receiving a longer prison sentence.Key Facts
- Stanislav Carpiuc, 28, was convicted for arson attacks on a car and two houses connected to Sir Keir Starmer.
- The attacks took place in May 2025 in areas where Starmer had lived or owned property.
- Carpiuc, originally from Romania and born in Ukraine, was sentenced to two years in prison and later deported.
- Roman Lavrynovych, a 22-year-old Ukrainian, was also convicted and sentenced to seven years.
- The BBC investigation showed the attacks were directed by someone linked to the Russian state.
- The attacker’s handler, called EL, promised rewards including Russian citizenship for carrying out attacks.
- EL is believed to be a young Russian diplomat.
- The UK Home Office called the attacks "abhorrent" and said people involved will face severe consequences.
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