Prosecutors: Activists who damaged Trump’s Scottish golf course had ‘terrorism connection’

Scottish prosecutors have alleged that members of the Palestine Action group, who were charged with damaging Donald Trump's golf course in Turnberry, have connections to terrorism. The activists are accused of maliciously damaging the greens and painting political and offensive slogans on the grass of the resort last year. Palestine Action is currently a proscribed group in the UK. Prosecutors stated that the actions of these individuals went beyond civil protest and that there is evidence linking them to terrorism. The case is currently proceeding through the Scottish courts, with the defendants facing serious criminal charges related to property damage.