Ukrainian accused of Keir Starmer arson says he was offered £3,000 by Russian speaker to torch car

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May 8, 2026

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Roman Lavrynovych (pictured) allegedly plotted to set fire to the car and two houses in north London last May on the promise of cryptocurrency from a Telegram contact with the pseudonym 'El Money'

A Ukrainian accused of arson attacks on property linked to Sir Keir Starmer was offered £3,000 from a Russian-speaking taskmaster to torch a car, a court heard. Read More

Ukrainian accused of Keir Starmer arson says he was offered £3,000 by Russian speaker to torch car

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