A group of protesters identifying as 'People Against Genocide' successfully gained entry to and occupied a facility owned by Martin-Baker, a UK-based manufacturer of aircraft components. The action was taken to draw public attention to the company’s business relationships and supply chain connections involving Israel.

While the occupation has been confirmed, details regarding the duration of the protest, the number of participants involved, and the specific response from law enforcement or company management remain limited. The action follows a broader trend of demonstrations across the UK targeting defense contractors and manufacturers perceived to be involved in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Martin-Baker, known primarily for manufacturing ejection seats, has not yet issued a public statement regarding the security breach or the specific allegations made by the activists. The protest highlights the increasing pressure on domestic defense manufacturers to disclose and justify their international trade partnerships amid heightened geopolitical tensions.