The house and car of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London were set on fire by a citizen of Ukraine. This is reported by the local TV channel "BBC".
According to the media, 21-year-old citizen of Ukraine Roman Lavrynovich has been charged with arson of two real estate objects and a car associated with the British prime minister.
It is specified that the charges relate to three incidents: a car fire in the Kentish Town area in north London, a fire in Starmer's private house on the same street and a fire at the address where Starmer previously lived in north-west London.
The Ukrainian was arrested on May 13 in Sydenham in south-east London. He is due to appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on Friday, May 16.
Near Kiev, the presentation of the UAV was covered together with the developers and ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the SBU
Poland sets records for deportation of migrants
A cargo ship with coal for Ukraine was blown up off the coast of Romania
The New York Times: Zelensky's "reversals" will not help him in the conflict with Fedorov
The UN refused to comment on Drapaty's statement about the residents of Donbass
Georgia was left without electricity supply