Germany prohibits the largest extremist movement group and holds its four leaders

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The Home Ministry said on Tuesday that Germany was called the “Richburger” movement (Reichin Citizens) and banned a radical right -handed terrorist organization attached to the right of the Rascas and its assets and its leaders’ homes at dawn.

The government has said that hundreds of security forces in many German states have arrested four key members in search of assets associated with the “Gonigrich Toysland” (Germany Kingdom).

Home Minister Alexander Tobrind said 6,000 members of the organization created a “counter-state” in Germany and built “criminal economic structures.”

According to Tobrind, the group supported their power with anti -pretense conspiracies, noted that Germany would not tolerate such behavior.

“We will take decisive measures against those who attack our democratic and free basic order,” Tobrind said.

The Interior Ministry said that their assets would be confiscated to ensure that the group’s online sites would be blocked and no further evidence would be used for extremist purposes.

The “Kingdom of Germany” was announced by its president Peter Fitsec, who was arrested in Wittenberg, the east of the country on Tuesday, the Interior Ministry said. The group claims a “counter-state” separated from the federal government.

The “Reich Citizens” movement does not recognize Germany as a state. Many of its members are still in the historic German Reach, ignoring the country’s democratic and constitutional structures such as parliament, laws or courts. They refuse to pay for tax, social security or fines.

Berlin has warned the growing threat for many years represented by extreme right groups, and has repeatedly suppressed these groups.

In March, five people were arrested for connected with the “Reich Citizens” movement.

In another case, 25 people were arrested in December 2022 for planning to remove the government as part of an internal terrorist organization. In the conspirators, Germany (AFT) was a member of the radical right -wing party replacement.