Jörg S., a young neo-Nazi from Saxony, has been arrested alongside seven others for allegedly forming a militant group called the "Sächsische Separatisten." He openly trains teenagers, influenced by far-right ideologies and figures like Timothy McVeigh. Through a Telegram chat with an undercover FBI agent, his plans for violence were uncovered, pointing to a concerning trend of far-right extremism among youth in Germany. His defense attorney insists the group was merely a hiking club, despite compelling evidence to the contrary.
Jörg S., a 24-year-old neo-Nazi, claimed he was training teenagers for militant activities, inspired by Timothy McVeigh, before being arrested by authorities.
The group, "Sächsische Separatisten," accused of planning terror acts, reflects a disturbing trend of young men drawn into far-right extremism in Eastern Germany.
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