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German police
In a security crackdown by the German authorities against far-right groups, the judicial authorities announced that they had arrested several people. Germany’s Federal Prosecutor accused 12 people from the extreme right of participating in a plot to launch “terrorist attacks” against politicians, refugees and Muslims.
The arrests also came after raids carried out by special units and included 13 sites in 6 German states. Federal prosecutors said at the time that the top four suspects had planned to provoke a “civil war-like situation through unspecified attacks on politicians, asylum seekers and Muslims,” according to His expression.
They added that the suspects are believed to have established a “terrorist organization” with the aim of “destabilizing and overthrowing” the democratic system in Germany, noting that there are 8 other suspects who allegedly agreed to “provide financial support to the group, supply it with weapons or participate in future attacks “.
The suspects, all of them Germans, communicated with each other through messaging apps.
Notably, the German authorities have stepped up their monitoring of the far-right underground movement in the country since the assassination of local conservative politician Walter Lubke in June 2019, and the attack on a synagogue in the eastern town of Haley in October last year. .
