Pro-Palestinian activists targeted Belgian defense companies, including OIP in Tournai, causing significant damage to ...

Around 150 pro-Palestinian activists have broken into a storage facility and damaged military equipment intended for Ukraine, ...

A group of around 150 harebrained anti-Israel protesters accidentally wrecked a cache of military equipment headed for Ukraine. Wearing white overalls and masks, the protesters, members of […] ...

A SWARM of pro-Palestinian protesters caused nearly £1million worth of damage to military equipment which had been earmarked ...

Around 150 activists vandalized OIP Land Systems in Belgium, causing significant damage and delaying military vehicle ...

CEO Freddy Versluys estimated that the activists had caused nearly €1 million in damages and set production back by at least ...

Vandals wreaked damage to Ukrainian military equipment in Belgian.The post Thinking its for Israel, activists destroy $1m in Ukraine aid appeared first on JNS.org.

Around 1,000 Belgian activists blockaded two companies linked to Israel’s arms trade, demanding an end to European complicity ...

Armoured vehicles, owned by Freddy Versluys the CEO of Belgian defence company OIP Land Systems, who said could help Ukraine if he received export permits from the Belgian regional government of ...

Pro-Palestinian activists protested outside Syensqo and OIP Sensor Systems in Belgium, accusing them of aiding Israeli military actions in Gaza.

Activists blocked access to 2 companies with links to Israel on Monday morning. They accuse the companies of complicity in ...

Versluys, a Belgian businessman in his 60s, runs OIP Land Systems, a firm that specializes in buying and refurbishing old military equipment, including military-wheeled and -tracked vehicles, for ...