Starmer case: Serious verdict delivered!

A court has found two men guilty of conspiracy to commit arson in relation to attacks targeting properties associated with Keir Starmer, the leader of the UK's Labour Party. The verdict was delivered following a trial concerning incidents that included a fire at a property linked to Starmer, a fire at the home of his sister-in-law, and the ignition of a car previously owned by Starmer.

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The court heard that Lavrinovics received instructions and money from a Telegram user named 'EL Money.'

The guilty parties are Lavrinovics and the 27-year-old Stanislav Carpiuc. They were convicted of conspiracy to commit arson. A third defendant, 35-year-old Petro Pocsinok, was acquitted of this charge. The sentencing for the convicted individuals is scheduled for Friday.

During the trial, it was revealed that Lavrinovics acted on instructions and received funds from a Telegram user operating under the alias 'EL Money.' This user communicated with Lavrinovics in Russian and Ukrainian. Prosecutors did not identify the individual or organization behind the 'EL Money' profile. Lavrinovics testified that he did not know Keir Starmer personally and accepted the task solely for financial gain, aiming to support his ailing father.

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Lavrinovics stated in his testimony that he did not know Keir Starmer and took on the task for money to support his sick father.

Evidence presented in court included messages where Lavrinovics's contact instructed him to leave Britain after the arsons and to seek legal assistance using a predetermined password if necessary. The court's decision marks a significant development in the case, with the sentencing to follow.

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According to messages presented in court, after the arsons, his contact instructed him to leave Great Britain and to request legal assistance using a predetermined password if necessary.