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Counter-terror police leading inquiry into unprecedented Heathrow fire - justjack102 - Mar 22, 2025
Hi, yes, yesterday evening I posted a silly thread which is was rightfully closed (not something I usually do). However, this is legit. Now, I am not one for conspiracy theories, but this seems highly suspicious that a severe incident involving London Heathrow on Friday yesterday morning London time. Especially, that it happened the day after Kier Starmer and Emmanuel Macron's military operational phase meetings took place just a day before! This seems way too much to be a coincidence, and I am 99.9 British intelligence will find out if they were the Russians as they have done in the past, either with or without US intel help, and US intel also know this too! It is no secret that Putin has spies everywhere, and there have been confirmed cases with irrefutable proof that Russians have cause issues in the UK (as well as other countries ofc) such as the Novichok case, and Russian spies working for the UK dying from radioactive poisoning.
Anyway, here is an excerpt from the news:
Quote:Counter-terror police are leading the investigation into the “unprecedented” electrical substation fire that has closed down London Heathrow, stopping more than 1,300 flights, as engineers tried to restore power to the airport on Friday.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/mar/21/counter-terror-police-investigating-unprecedented-fire-shut-heathrow
Airlines face days of disruption with hundreds of thousands of scheduled passengers already unable to fly in and out of Europe’s busiest airport, after what ministers said was an “unusual and unprecedented incident”.
London fire brigade was called shortly after 11pm on Thursday to a fire at an electrical substation in Hayes, west London, with power also cut to thousands of homes.
More than 70 firefighters tackled the blaze, which at 8am on Friday the brigade said was under control, with more than 20,000 litres of oil having caught fire in a transformer. Officers said that despite the acrid smell, there was no air quality danger to the public.
The cause of the fire is unknown, although police and security sources indicated there was no immediate indication of foul play.
Downing Street urged “caution against speculating” about the cause of the fire, pointing out that it was premature to identify the cause while it was still partially burning.