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Activists break into Leicester factory owned by Israeli firm Elbit Systems

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Activists from "People Against Genocide" broke into an Elbit Systems factory in Leicester on Friday morning by abseiling through the roof. They reportedly contaminated a clean room used for drone parts, aiming to disrupt production and protest the company's role in supplying Israel.
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Submitted by MEE staff on Fri, 04/24/2026 - 15:52 'People Against Genocide' members abseil through roof of UAV Tactical Systems, owned by the UK subsidiary of Israel's largest defence company Activists drilled holes into UAV Tactical Systems factory and subsequently abseiled into the building on 24 April 2026 in Leicester, England (The Aftershock/X) Off Activists in the British city of Leicester have abseiled through the roof of a factory owned by Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems. The campaign

Activists break into Leicester factory owned by Israeli firm Elbit Systems
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