Northern Ireland Terror Attack Fears Rise Ahead Of Biden Visit

Local reports claim that authorities in Northern Ireland found what might be proof of a violent dissident plan prior to President Joe Biden‘s’s visit.

This week, leaders, including Biden, are anticipated to congregate in Northern Ireland to commemorate the Good Friday Agreement’s’s 25th anniversary, which effectively ended a 30-year period of nearly nonstop sectarian violence known as” the Troubles.”

However, it is rumored that the New IRA, a rebel organization, orchestrated an assassination attempt to thwart those options.

According to a base cited by The Belfast Telegraph, the British Army Bomb team was searching the town of Derry for bomb-making components when the Police Service of Northern Ireland conducted searches there.

According to the source,” it is thought that the New IRA was preparing an attack to coincide with Biden’s’s visit, a la the November mortar attack on the police in Strabane.”

In the Northern Ireland city of Strabane, the New IRA claimed role for the bombing that occurred last to a police patrol car in November. Two police officers were undamaged by the assault.

The White House announced last week that Biden did visit the UK and Ireland between April 11 and 14. From Tuesday through Wednesday, he will make his initial start in Belfast, Northern Ireland. On Wednesday, Biden is scheduled to make notes.

Biden intends to” mark the tremendous progress since the Belfast / Good Friday Agreement 25 years ago and to underscore the readiness of the United States to support Northern Ireland’s’s vast economic potential to the benefit of all communities ,” according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

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Biden is anticipated to attend the holidays with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. According to The Telegraph, some well-known political images from around the world, such as former President Bill Clinton and his family Hillary Clinton, are scheduled to visit Northern Ireland in the coming weeks.

At the end of March, MI5, the British security agency, increased the level of terror threat in Northern Ireland to” considerable.” This came after Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell was shot in February, and authorities put the blame for the attack on the New IRA.

On Easter Monday, authorities in Londonderry could face a possible attack, according to authorities.

In response to Monday’s’s events in Derry / Londonderry,” there is very strong community intelligence specifically coming forward, and there is a real concern that there may be attempts to draw police in to serious public disorder and to use that then as platform to launch terrorist attacks on police as well ,” Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton warned last week.