Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Pro-Palestinian Activists Vandalize RAF Base, Protest UK-Israel Ties
Pro-Palestinian activists broke into a UK air base and damaged two airplanes.
They used paint and tools to vandalize the aircraft engines.
The group, called Palestine Action, posted footage online.
The government and police are now investigating what happened.
The group is protesting the UK's involvement in the war between Israel and Hamas.
Pro-Palestinian activists breached RAF Brize Norton and damaged two aircraft.
The group, Palestine Action, used electric scooters and crowbars in the act.
Activists sprayed red paint into the engines and on the runway.
The Ministry of Defence and Thames Valley Police are investigating.
The group stated the action protested UK's military support for Israel.
- Who
- Pro-Palestinian activists from Palestine Action.
- What
- Pro-Palestinian activists vandalized two aircraft.
- When
- Friday morning.
- Where
- RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, UK.
- Why
- To protest the UK's military support for Israel.
Palestine Action
UK Government
UK Involvement in Conflict
Palestine Action
The UK is complicit due to its support for Israel.
UK Government
The UK government condemns the vandalism.
- Incident
- Vandalism of aircraft
- Location
- RAF Brize Norton
- Perpetrators
- Palestine Action
- Method
- Red paint and crowbars
- Official Response
- Investigation by police and Ministry of Defence
- Motive
- Protest of UK's military support for Israel
