Three British far-right extremists were convicted of planning a terrorist attack on either mosques or synagogues in order to start a "race war," according to Reuters.
In a statement, Detective Chief Superintendent James Dunkerley, said that "They were a group that espoused vile racist views and advocated for violence, all to support their extreme right-wing mindset. Some of their defence in court was that it was all fantasy or just part of harmless chat, however all three took real world steps to plan and prepare for carrying out an attack on innocent citizens."
Reportedly, among the many messages sent between the three, including in a Telegram group called "Einsatz 14", the defendants discussed executing then Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and torturing imams.
