Fires in the British Prime Minister's Houses: All Three Suspects Are from Ukraine.

The Third Suspect in the Arson of the Property of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Turned Out to Be Ukrainian

According to British media, the third suspect in the case of the arson of the property of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, turned out to be 34-year-old Petro Pochynok. Along with him, two other individuals are also identified as Ukrainians. This information was provided by The Times.

All suspects have been charged with conspiracy to commit arson and creating a threat to life. Petro Pochynok appeared before Westminster magistrates' court on Wednesday. Additionally, two other men have been charged in connection with the attacks.

According to the prosecution representative, 21-year-old Lavrynovych and 26-year-old Karpyuk are charged with arson and creating a threat to life.

Yesterday, in Westminster court, Roman Karpyuk confirmed only his personal data and the fact of studying at the university. The defendant spoke through a translator. The hearing of the case of Roman Lavrynovych will take place on May 16 in court.

The incidents of arson occurred at the Prime Minister's house in North London on May 12 and the arson of a car on the same street on May 8. The police are investigating all the circumstances of these events.

Analysis of the Situation

The information about the involvement of Ukrainians in the arson of the property of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is indeed shocking. Such accusations are not made often, so this case deserves careful study to clarify all the details. At the same Time, it is important to wait for the results of the investigation and the court's verdict to definitively determine the guilt of the suspects. This may have significant implications not only in judicial terms but also in international relations. It seems that the governments of both countries need to monitor this case and respond according to the confirmed facts.