Loyalist terror group claims community centre shooting

A loyalist terror group seen as a cover for the Ulster Defence Association tonight admitted raking a north Belfast community centre with gunfire.

Loyalist terror group claims community centre shooting
Sat, 21 Jul, 2001 - 20:20

A loyalist terror group seen as a cover for the Ulster Defence Association tonight admitted raking a north Belfast community centre with gunfire.

The Red Hand Defenders also warned: ‘‘Our campaign will escalate and we consider all nationalist people as hostile and legitimate targets.’’

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