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Daily Archives: January 12, 2025

Work to install the final set of anti-terrorism bollards in York is to start next week. The sliding bollards will be installed at the junction of High Ousegate and Piccadilly during the last phase of City of York Council’s £3.5 million scheme to protect against ‘vehicle as weapon attacks’. They will cover the junction of...

The European Union (EU) and the external affairs ministry are organising a regional conference in New Delhi to discuss emerging threats in online radicalisation and to jointly counter the exploitation of online spaces by terrorists. The Track 1.5 conference, which will be held on August 21-22 in collaboration with organising...

Vladimir Voronkov, head of the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), also highlighted the danger posed by ISIL-Khorasan, the Da’esh affiliate in Afghanistan, resulting in heightened threat levels in Europe. These included the attack by the group on the Crocus City Hall near Moscow that killed over 140 concert goers and wounded more...

A man with an extreme right-wing ideology has been convicted of terrorism offences, following an investigation by officers from Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE) supported by colleagues in Counter Terrorism Policing South West (CTPSW).   Gabriel Budasz, of Drove Road, Weston-Super-Mare, was found guilty at Winchester Crown Court of: One...

Russia‘s entire Belgorod region was put under a state of emergency early this morning with tens of thousands of people fleeing their homes as Ukraine launched waves of artillery and drone attacks. ‘The situation in our Belgorod region remains extremely difficult and tense due to shellings from the Ukrainian Armed...

A Cheshire woman has appeared in court accused of sending a threatening message suggesting to “blow up a mosque with adults inside”, a court official said. Julie Sweeney, 53, of Lawtongate Estate, Church Lawton, appeared before Warrington Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday charged with sending communication threatening death or serious harm. It relates...

South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) has begun testing its new four-legged unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) for counter-terrorism operations. The six-month trial will allow the country’s Army Special Warfare Command to evaluate the effectiveness of the robot dog in supporting real-world counter-terrorism scenarios. It will also assess the UGV’s overall performance...

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