In London, two people set fire to a warehouse linked to Ukraine

In London to two locals presented accusations that they set fire to a warehouse owned by a Ukrainian businessman. The investigation believes that they could have acted on orders from Russian special services, as well as worked for Russian intelligence.

How reports BBC, 20-year-old Dylan Earl and 22-year-old Jake Reeves were involved in the fire. Reeves received money from Russian intelligence. Earl tried to recruit informants for her.

A fire at a warehouse in the Staffa Road industrial area occurred in March. The warehouse was owned by two parcel delivery services. The owners of both were Ukrainian entrepreneurs Mikhail Prikhodko (Boikov) and his wife Elena Boykova.

Nick Price, a spokesman for the British Crown Prosecution Service, said that at least one of the defendants, Dylan Earl, allegedly acted on instructions from Russia.

Three more people were detained in connection with the arson, but they were charged under other charges. All five will appear in court on May 10.