In March last year, two criminals from south London set fire to a warehouse containing communications equipment for Ukraine, working for the Wagner Group. The arson was motivated by financial gain rather than ideology. Five individuals, including Dylan Earl, were convicted for their roles in the attack, which caused £1 million in damages. Earl had communicated with pro-Russian accounts on Telegram, discussing plans for further attacks. The plot involved targeting a wine shop and restaurant owned by a Russian businessman, but was disrupted by counter-terrorism police. Earl was arrested and pleaded guilty to multiple charges, highlighting the Wagner Group's strategy to create chaos in the UK. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)