MI5's Spotify-Style Plea: New IRA, Ditch Violence

On April 27th, MI5 just dropped a slick video message to new IRA suspects, styled like a Spotify

wrapped recap, urging them to ditch the violence for.

Better pass after a car bomb rocked a bell fast police station.

The blast hit Dunmery on Saturday at 10.50pm, with police blaming the new IRA for planting

a gas cylinder device in a hijack car to target officers.

To brief flu everywhere, forcing evacuations that included two babies from nearby homes,

folks react as strong, with Northern Ireland's first minister, Michelle O'Neill, saying

the attackers speak for no one, and UK Prime Minister Keir, Starmer vowing justice.

It's part of a pattern coming weeks after a failed bomb in Lurgan that the group claimed.

This video follows last year's text warnings about financial hits for fundraising, flashing

news clips of raids, convictions, and the group's drug.

Rackets hurting vulnerable people.

It asks straight up if that's what they want in their name.

Security stays at substantial threat level, meaning attacks are likely besteddy, as MI5 and

police keep pressing to dismantle these holdouts from.

The trouble's error.

Several change, they say, starts with walking away.