Germany Arrests Two Individuals for Planning Sabotage Attacks
On Thursday (April 18), Germany arrested two individuals with dual German-Russian citizenship on suspicion of planning sabotage attacks aimed at undermining military assistance for Ukraine, according to the German federal prosecutor’s office.
Accusations and Arrests
The arrested suspects, who are accused of working for a foreign secret service, had their homes and workplaces searched by authorities following the arrests. One of the suspects, identified as Dieter S., had been in discussions since October 2023 with a person linked to the Russian secret service. The prosecutor’s office stated that Dieter S. was prepared to carry out bomb attacks on military facilities, including those operated by US forces.
Investigation and Implications
The investigation into the alleged sabotage plot is ongoing, with authorities looking into the extent of the suspects’ involvement and potential connections to foreign intelligence agencies. The arrests highlight the concerns surrounding potential threats to military operations and international security.
Next Steps
Authorities are expected to continue their investigation to uncover any additional details related to the case. The case underscores the importance of vigilance and cooperation in addressing security threats that may arise from individuals with ties to foreign intelligence services.
