German Prosecutor General Says Coup Suspects Also Wanted To Create New Army
Fahad Shabbir (@FahadShabbir) Published December 07, 2022 | 08:22 PM
Those suspected of planning a coup in Germany, among other things, wanted to create a new army in the country, German Prosecutor General Peter Frank said.
BERLIN (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 07th December, 2022) Those suspected of planning a coup in Germany, among other things, wanted to create a new army in the country, German Prosecutor General Peter Frank said.
According to the German Prosecutor General's Office, the suspects within their association created a council similar to the government.
"In addition to this council, which planned to create a new structure of the state, according to our information, their 'military wing' was supposed to found a new German army," the prosecutor general said.
Earlier, the department reported that on Wednesday, 25 people had been detained on suspicion of participating in a conspiracy to seize power by force in Germany, searches were being carried out in the houses and apartments of another 27 people.
According to the report, 14 out of 25 detainees belong to the "military wing" of this association, among them former servicemen. The ideological foundations of the conspiracy, according to the Prosecutor General's Office, were borrowed from the right-wing radical network of organizations Reichsbuerger ("Citizens of the Reich") and QAnon.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
Tennis: ATP Barcelona Open results - 1st update
Swiatek's perfect 10 in Stuttgart as Vondrousova stuns Sabalenka
Arandu's roads closed due to flooding
Oil tanker catches fire in Islamabad’s Blue Area
Pakistan committed to ensure safety of foreign nationals: FO
Tennis: WTA Stuttgart results - 1st update
Four passengers injured as train hit an empty vehicle
Over- speeding bus crushed to death two bike riders
Turkey's Freedom Flotilla ready to set sail for Gaza
French teen dies from heart failure after knife attack near school
Iranians appear unfazed by Isfahan blasts
UAF celebrates Int'l Chinese Language Day
More Stories From World
-
Togo lawmakers approve contested political reform
3 hours ago -
NATO must choose 'whether we indeed are allies': Zelensky
3 hours ago -
US House to vote on Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid package
3 hours ago -
Calls for calm after reported Israeli strike on Iran
4 hours ago -
IMF calls on EU to deepen single market integration to boost growth
4 hours ago -
Second Ecuadoran mayor killed ahead of anti-crime referendum: police
4 hours ago
-
Oil, gas drilling blocked in Alaska wilds as Biden seeks green cred
5 hours ago -
Man sets self on fire outside Trump trial
5 hours ago -
Turkey's Freedom Flotilla ready to set sail for Gaza
6 hours ago -
French teen dies from heart failure after knife attack near school
6 hours ago -
Iranians appear unfazed by Isfahan blasts
6 hours ago -
Ecuador mayor killed ahead of anti-crime referendum: police
7 hours ago