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- The UK government linked Bobby Storey, an IRA figure and former Sinn Féin chairman, to the £26.5 million Northern Bank robbery in 2004.
- Security sources said the operation required coordination, indicating it was not a local initiative.
- Storey was described as a threat to peace.
- Influential Irish Americans, including Bill Flynn and Tom Moran, questioned whether key republican leaders were involved, suggesting a rogue IRA element.
