Five was imprisoned for an extremely right plot to steal the Minister of Health

Five German right -wing members went to prison for the idea to turn the government and steal their health minister.

Four groups were described as “leaders” of the “terrorist organization” that planned to use violence to cause conditions similar to civil war in Germany.

The group planned to steal Carl Latterbach Minister, a supporter of strict Covid -19 measures during a pandemic – and, if necessary, kill his guards.

Internal Affairs Minister Nancy Feser said the defendants had a “huge threat” to national security.

The Supreme Regional Court of Koblenz heard that the group had gathered in January 2022 and developed a plan that included a sabotal attack to shut off the power grid.

The group – consists of four men between 46 and 58 and 77 -year -old women, hoped that dissatisfied security forces would join.

Four defendants described as chiefs were convicted in Western Germany from five years and eight years.

After almost a two-year trial in the fifth accused received two years and a 10-month term.

Five persons convicted were not publicly disclosed.

The group was connected with the Reich citizens, whose followers consider the German Empire, which collapsed in 1918, continues to exist. Investigators say he was headed by Prince Henry XIII flight, a German aristocrat.

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Following the verdict of the Lutbach – the Left Central Democratic Party (SDP) – thanked the police and stated that the state showed that “it could defend against the theorists of fierce conspiracies.”

Feser said: “The violent plans for the coup, the attacks on the electrical infrastructure, to abduct the Health Minister Carl Latterbach and the murder of his bodyguards showed a huge threat.”

She added that security services “perceive the threats that the citizens of the Reich scenes are seriously and” we defend their democracy. “

Sentence stems from several tests aimed at right -wing groups related to Reich citizens who dismiss the legitimacy of the modern German state.