Ukrainian guilty of vandalism at mosques linked to Russian network behind Starmer arson attack
Lyukshin was trained in "information warfare" by senior Russian spies and his details matched those of EL. We are committed to tackling hate crime while supporting and reassuring our communities."Related topicsRussiaMetropolitan Police ServiceMore on this storyTwo men jailed over Starmer-linked arson attacksPublished19 June
- ▪Lyukshin was trained in "information warfare" by senior Russian spies and his details matched those of EL.
- ▪We are committed to tackling hate crime while supporting and reassuring our communities."Related topicsRussiaMetropolitan Police ServiceMore on this storyTwo men jailed over Starmer-linked arson attacksPublished19 June
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Ukrainian guilty of vandalism at mosques linked to Russian network behind Starmer arson attackImage source, Metropolitan PoliceImage caption, Ukrainian Illia Bilyk, 21, pleaded guilty to carrying out a string of vandalism attacks in LondonByDaniel De SimoneInvestigations correspondentPublished6 minutes agoA Ukrainian man has pleaded guilty to spraying abusive graffiti on mosques in east London, in a case linked to the Russian state network behind arson attacks against the former prime minister Sir Keir Starmer.Illia Bilyk, 21, entered guilty pleas at Thames Magistrates' Court to five counts of racially and religiously aggravated criminal damage.Bilyk sprayed graffiti on the Stratford Islamic Association, Al-Birr Mosque and Leyton Jamia Masjid on 23 January 2025.
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