People Against Genocide break into UK defense site, smash 'Israeli' military satellites
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- "People Against Genocide" broke into an Ultra Intelligence & Communications (I&C) defense site and smashed military satellites destined for 'Israel'
- The direct action was staged to coincide with the 109th anniversary of the 1917 Balfour Declaration
- Ultra I&C develops AI mission software, battlefield communications systems engineered to synchronize 'Israeli' weaponry with command centers
- The defense firm supplies 'Israeli' arms contractor Elbit Systems and provides military satellites directly to the 'Israeli' armed forces
Pro-Palestinian activists from "People Against Genocide" broke into a weapons facility belonging to defense contractor Ultra Intelligence & Communications (I&C) in Hertfordshire, destroying military satellites bound for 'Israel' on the 109th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
The raid was claimed by the activist network "People Against Genocide," which stated that members entered the site and smashed hardware intended for direct delivery to the 'Israeli' military. The action was deliberately timed to mark the anniversary of the 1917 Balfour Declaration, the historic British government statement that pledged support for the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine.
Ultra I&C specializes in tactical battlefield communications, cyber encryption, and artificial intelligence-enabled mission software designed to synchronize field weaponry with military command-and-control centers.
According to campaigners, the company plays an integral role in 'Israel's' defense supply architecture, providing equipment to major 'Israeli' arms manufacturer Elbit Systems, alongside supplying military satellites directly to the 'Israeli' armed forces.
Activists confirmed that the specific satellite hardware targeted and wrecked during the Hertfordshire break-in comprised units slated for deployment by the 'Israeli' military.
