Two men are sentenced to prison for arson attacks targeting properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc are convicted of conspiring to commit arson, with sentences of seven years and two years respectively. The BBC and other outlets report the case was heard at the Old Bailey. The attacks involved setting fire to a car and two properties connected to Starmer, carried out over several nights in May 2025. Lavrynovych is identified as a Ukrainian national, while Carpiuc is described as Romanian. Multiple reports agree on the core details of the conviction and the prison terms. Some outlets additionally describe the plot as being ordered by a mysterious Russian-speaking figure, but the consistent reporting across sources centers on the conviction for conspiracy to commit arson and the specific targets and timing of the attacks. The sentencing concludes the court case involving the two men over the fire attacks linked to Starmer.