Three members of People Against Genocide were arrested following a November 2 break-in at Ultra Intelligence & Communications in Tring, Hertfordshire. Activists used sledgehammers to destroy equipment, including alleged satellite antennas, claiming the company supplied the Israeli military industry. Analyst Babak Tagwai disagreed with their account, saying that the equipment was intended for Ukraine.

Three members of People Against Genocide were arrested following a November 2 break-in at Ultra Intelligence & Communications in Tring, Hertfordshire. Activists used sledgehammers to destroy equipment, including alleged satellite antennas, claiming the company supplied the Israeli military industry. Analyst Babak Tagwai disagreed with their account, saying that the equipment was intended for Ukraine.