Real Ulster Freedom Fighters

The Real Ulster Freedom Fighters were a dissident loyalist paramilitary group in Northern Ireland. They formed in 2007 after the adoption of the St. Andrews Agreement, which resulted in a new power-sharing agreement between political parties in Northern Ireland. The Real UFF denounced the St. Andrews agreement and claimed that Loyalist leadership had sold out. The group committed its first attack in 2009 and its last known attack in 2013. Between these years, the Real UFF committed dozens of pipe bomb and shooting attacks, largely focusing on Catholic neighborhoods and schools. The group has been largely inactive since 2013; however, it is unknown if the group has completely disbanded or not.