Kuwaiti convicted for London embassy attack plan
A court in London confirmed a life sentence for Kuwaiti Abdullah Sabah Al-Badri (34 years old) after his conviction for attempting to storm the Israeli embassy in London with two knives in April 2025, aiming to carry out a terrorist act in response to Israel's war on Gaza. Al-Badri was prevented from entering the embassy after he tried to climb over the fence, and a martyrdom letter along with terms associated with suicide were found in his possession. Evidence showed that his goal was to attack the embassy using violence to convey a political message, and according to the ruling, he will not be released before serving 20 years, in addition to another prison sentence of one and a half years.
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