Far-Right Terror Threat in Saxony: Police Raid Uncovers Weapons and Explosives
Saxony Police Raid Uncovers Far-Right Terror Plot
Police in the German state of Saxony have raided several properties linked to far-right extremists, uncovering a significant cache of weapons and explosives.
The raids, conducted on Wednesday morning, targeted members of the far-right group Freie Sachsen (Free Saxons).
According to the state interior minister, Roland Wöller, the suspects are believed to have been planning a terrorist attack.
The raids come amid growing concerns about the threat posed by far-right extremism in Germany.
Weapons and Explosives Seized
The police raids uncovered a substantial amount of weapons and explosives, including:
- Over 50 firearms
- Several thousand rounds of ammunition
- Explosives and detonators
The weapons and explosives were found at several locations, including homes and garages.
Suspects Arrested
Several people have been arrested in connection with the raids.
The suspects are believed to be members of Freie Sachsen, a far-right group that has been under surveillance by German security services.
The group is known for its anti-immigrant and anti-Semitic views.
Growing Threat of Far-Right Extremism
The raids in Saxony are a reminder of the growing threat posed by far-right extremism in Germany.
In recent years, there have been several high-profile terrorist attacks carried out by far-right extremists in Germany.
The German government has been criticized for not doing enough to combat far-right extremism.
International Cooperation
The raids in Saxony were carried out in cooperation with law enforcement agencies in other countries.
The German government is working closely with its international partners to combat the threat of far-right extremism.
The raids in Saxony are a significant step in the fight against far-right extremism in Germany and beyond.
