The activist group People Against Genocide stormed and vandalized Ultra Intelligence and Communications’ Aberdeen facility last night, while also claiming responsibility for a vandalism incident against the logistics firm DSV in Doncaster, England.
The incident in Aberdeen unfolded at 3:00 a.m., according to the group’s Instagram post; activists asserted that “Ultra I&C supply military hardware and tech to Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems and to the Israeli military directly,” adding that “actions against the firm have continued to intensify” following previous actions targeting military satellites.
Video footage shared by the group on social media from inside the building showed extensive vandalism, with office furniture overturned, papers and debris strewn across floors, windows smashed, and equipment damaged. Activists wrote messages on interior surfaces, including “ULTRA KILLS KIDS” on a cabinet and “For the poor children of GAZA” on a wall, while a Palestinian flag was hung in a doorway.
Activists arrested following Aberdeen break-in
Footage from the break-in also captured that the activists had barricaded the door, followed by exchanges between the activists and responding law enforcement officers. In the videos, police officers wearing high-visibility vests and protective gloves are seen entering the facility, instructing the activists to show their hands and stand up, before placing them in handcuffs and escorting them from the premises.
The group’s online posts framed the incident as a form of direct action against military supply chains and described themselves as a “group taking direct action to stop the UK-Israel weapons trade.“
A Police Scotland spokesperson said in a statement, “Around 9:40 am, we received a report of vandalism and a break-in at a business premises on Prospect Road, in the Westhill area of Aberdeenshire.
“Officers attended and two men, aged 39 and 18, were arrested and charged. They are due to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Monday, 10 August.”
Logistics firm DSV targeted in separate Doncaster incident
In a separate social media post shared last night, People Against Genocide also claimed responsibility for another action targeting the logistics firm DSV in Doncaster, England. According to the post, the group stated, “It is within our power to bring down the Israeli war machine in Britain, and so it must be done,” adding that they have taken action against the logistics firm “dozens of times, as it transports weapons for Israel’s biggest arms maker, Elbit Systems.”
The accompanying video footage of the Doncaster incident showed an individual in dark clothing and gloves walking through a commercial facility or depot at night, repeatedly striking glass doors and entryways with a hammer while shattering the panels.
After the Jerusalem Post shared the footage with South Yorkshire Police, the force stated that the material had been passed on to the lead investigator handling an active probe into a prior attack at the same location last Wednesday.
The police said in a statement, “We received reports of criminal damage at Parkside Business Park on Spinners Road, Doncaster.”
Police noted that “a number of windows were smashed at a business premises on the site, and that a building was sprayed with graffiti.”
Describing the ongoing steps, authorities added that “an investigation has been launched and officers are carrying out inquiries including CCTV checks,” noting that investigators believe “two men and a woman were involved in the incident.”
Police urged anyone with relevant details to come forward, requesting that “anyone with information that could aid our inquiries is asked to get in touch online or by calling 101, quoting incident number 167 of 5 August 2026.”
These actions are part of a broader wave of disruptions and direct-action campaigns globally targeting Elbit Systems and other corporate entities linked to the Israeli defense supply chain.