Soldiers in Germany under investigation for alleged terrorist activities during raids
In a series of raids across three federal states, investigators and special police forces have been conducting searches in connection with the suspected right-wing extremist group "Nordbund." Yesterday, searches were carried out at 14 objects in Lower Saxony, Baden-Württemberg, and North Rhine-Westphalia, according to the General Prosecutor's Office in Celle, which is leading the investigations along with the LKA Niedersachsen.
The exact states that were searched have not been explicitly named in the provided search results. No specific details about arrests in those states were mentioned either. The investigations are expanding, focusing on the suspected right-wing extremist group "Nordbund."
Several media outlets had previously reported on this investigation. Eight suspects, aged 32 to 57, are under investigation for forming an armed group based on suspected right-wing extremist leanings and engaging in activities within it. The suspects include two active and two former Bundeswehr soldiers, a federal police officer, and others.
During the raids, several live short and long firearms, among other things, were secured. Four of the suspects are also suspected of illegally possessing war weapons and other fully automatic firearms. One of the suspects had a pistol with ammunition seized from them by the Lower Saxony state criminal police office at the end of April.
No information was provided about the connection between the suspects. The General Prosecutor's Office did not answer further questions, citing ongoing investigations. The suspicion of the suspects having right-wing extremist leanings remains.
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As the investigations continue, the public is encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities. The General Prosecutor's Office in Celle confirmed the information upon request. A suspected right-wing group is under investigation in three federal states.
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