A factory in Scotland linked to the F-35 fighter jet supply chain was attacked by protesters who claimed the machinery inside was involved in producing components used by Israel’s military. The incident has ignited a fierce debate over arms manufacturing, corporate responsibility, and protest tactics amid the ongoing Gaza war.
In this video, we explain what the factory produces, why activists believe it is connected to Israeli military operations, and how the attack has intensified scrutiny on the UK’s role in the global arms supply chain. We also examine the legal, political, and ethical questions raised by targeting defense infrastructure through direct action.
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