The alleged leader of a suspected far-right terrorist cell that German authorities dismantled last week met with Russian diplomats in what investigators believe was a failed bid to obtain support for his plot to overthrow the government, officials said
German authorities said they stopped a QAnon-inspired far-right domestic terrorist cell early Wednesday. The suspects allegedly planned to storm the federal parliament while armed, according to the country’s federal prosecutor.
Photo: Boris Roessler/Associated PressBERLIN—The alleged leader of a suspected far-right terrorist cell that German authorities dismantled last week met with Russian diplomats in what investigators believe was a failed bid to obtain support for his plot to overthrow the government, German officials said.
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