Three women were arrested on terrorism charges in Edinburgh on Tuesday after a Ford van was driven into the perimeter fence of a defence contractor in the city.
Police Scotland said counter-terror officers were leading the investigation after three women, aged 31, 34, and 42, were arrested at the Leonardo factory in Edinburgh, the capital of the North Britain home nation. Leonardo is an Italian-owned defence conglomerate that has a major presence in the United Kingdom as its helicopters division is the former British aircraft manufacturer Westland.
The Edinburgh facility produces, per Leonardo, “multi-role surveillance radars and…
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