The person who ordered the arson attacks on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s homes turned out to be a Russian diplomat...

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The person who ordered the arson attacks on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s homes turned out to be a Russian diplomat, the son of an SVR officer

The person who ordered the series of arson attacks on the homes and car of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which took place last spring, turned out to be originally from Russia. This is stated in investigations by the BBC and the Financial Times.

One of the arsonists, who was found guilty today by a court in London, was recruited by a Russian-speaking handler with the nickname El Money on Telegram.

The prosecution did not disclose his identity, but the BBC names him as Yevgeny Lyukshin, a “young Russian diplomat” and the son of a high-ranking Russian official.

As The Insider established, this is the son of Aleksandr Yevgenyevich Lyukshin, chief adviser of the Department of the Situation and Crisis Center of the Foreign Ministry.

Both the father and the son are registered in Moscow at 91 Profsoyuznaya Street — departmental apartments of the SVR were issued there. Alexander Lyukshin’s car movements also point to a connection with the SVR.

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The person who ordered the arson attacks on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s homes turned out to be a Russian diplomat, the son of an SVR officer

The person who ordered the series of arson attacks on the homes and car of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which took place last spring, turned out to be originally from Russia. This...