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UK sanctions N. Irish militant group New IRA and suspected terror facilitator

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Posted on November 6, 2025

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· Last updated: January 21, 2026

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LONDON (Reuters) -The British government froze the assets of the Northern Irish militant group, the New IRA, and Kieran Gallagher on Thursday, saying it had reasonable grounds to suspect that he was

UK sanctions N. Irish militant group New IRA and suspected terror facilitator

Overview of UK Sanctions

LONDON (Reuters) -The British government froze the assets of the Northern Irish militant group, the New IRA, and Kieran Gallagher on Thursday, saying it had reasonable grounds to suspect that he was involved in terrorist activity.

Details of Asset Freeze

(Reporting by Muvija M; Editing by Kate Holton)

Key Takeaways

UK government freezes assets of New IRA.
Kieran Gallagher suspected of terrorist activity.
British authorities take action against terrorism.
Sanctions target Northern Irish militant group.
Asset freeze aims to curb terrorism funding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is financial crime?

Financial crime refers to illegal activities that involve the use of financial systems or institutions to commit fraud, money laundering, or other illicit acts for personal gain.

What is terrorism financing?

Terrorism financing is the act of providing financial support, whether directly or indirectly, to individuals or groups engaged in terrorist activities.

What is an asset freeze?

An asset freeze is a legal measure that prevents individuals or entities from accessing or transferring their financial assets, often used in cases of suspected illegal activities.

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UK sanctions N. Irish militant group New IRA and suspected terror facilitator

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Details of Asset Freeze

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