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Protest to target military systems firm

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January 02, 2026

A COALITION of pro-Palestine groups in Bristol is set to march on a police station to demand a criminal investigation into a defence manufacturer.

The protesters will gather outside the Elbit Systems UK factory in Aztec West, Filton, today before walking to nearby Patchway Police Station.

Organisers say they intend to hand in “evidence” of the company’s alleged crimes to officers as part of a national campaign.

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