Trump golf course alleged vandalism ‘aggravated by terror link’

Seven Palestine Action protesters accused of daubing pro-Palestinian graffiti on US President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort in Scotland could face longer sentences if found guilty due to what prosecutors have described as a "terrorist connection".

Seven people accused of vandalizing President Donald Trump’s golf resort in Scotland have been charged with an offense that allegedly has a “terrorist connection,” a designation which has been criticized by a U.K. legal activist group.

The allegation is contained in an indictment lodged with the High Court of Justiciary in Glasgow over the incident that happened at the Ayrshire resort during a protest on 8 March 2025.

They sprayed the clubhouse with red paint.