A politician from the far-right AfD is among eight prisoners accused of plotting a coup in eastern Germany.

Introduction ocho detenidos en la mañana de este martes, siete de ellos en Germany y uno en Poloniacomo presuntos members de una organización terrorista de extrema derecha, figura un local politics ultra-rightist Alternative for Germany (AfD), according to the media. The organization is charged Planar un golpe de Estado en el east to build a state and society focused on it national socialism.

Uno de los detenidos, identificado como Kurt H.Since October, he is the treasurer of Alternativa Joven, AfD de Sajonia, además de miembro del comporio de Grimma, also the same federal state located in the east of Alemania, precisely 'Spiegel'.

According to the AfD's portal in the Leipzig region, Kurt H. is also a member of the executive committee of the party organization, a weekly supplement to its digital publication.

In the remand order dictated by the judge of the Supreme Court, it is stated that the accused persons belong to the union that was established in November 2020 and bears his name. “Separatist Sajones”an armed group of between fifteen and twenty members whose ideology is characterized by racist, anti-Semitic and partly apocalyptic views.

Cuatro de los detenidos -Jörg S., Jörn S., Karl K. y Norman T.- formed part of the original members of the “Separatistas Sajones”, local AfD and otro sospechoso, Hans-Georg P. ., 2022 At the beginning, in 2023, Kevin R. and Kevin M.

Spiegel señala, además, que Jörg S. y Jörn S. son hermanos y pertenecen a la familia de un conocido ultraderechista austriaco.

Financial statements, members can access a group Germany deeply rejects the democratic structure of the Federal Republic y estaban seguros de que ésta se halla al borde del “collapso” y que el Desmoronamiento estatal y social se producirá en un “día x” aún for determinar.

In addition, it is necessary to organize aspiraba He occupied the territory of Saxony y, en su caso, también en otros estados del este de Alemania to build a state and society aimed at national socialism.

More than 450 police officers took part in the raid in Germany, and as part of the operation records were examined in twenty homes, as well as in neighboring Austria and Poland.

According to Thomas Haldenwang, head of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution – the secret services of the interior, the arrests show “a great continuing threat that represents the extremism of the right to security of the German interior.”

He added that the group's members include very young ultra-right extremists with links to far-right circles on the Internet that glorify terrorists, such as Norway. Anders Behring BreivikIn July 2011, 79 people died, eight in Oslo and 69 in a camp for teenagers on the island of Utoya.

Many of the suspects are also known for being insiders, New Right, far-right parties or the neo-Nazi scene.