UK police have arrested 11 participants of neonazistas group National Action. About it reports BBC News.
Six people were arrested in North-West England, two in South Wales, one in Wiltshire and two in West Yorkshire. At the place of residence of suspects searches are carried out.
Arrested from 22 to 35 years. Six of them accused of preparation of terrorist attacks, five suspected of financing terrorism.
National Action was the first far-right organization, which last year was banned in the UK. Participation in a proscribed organisation is a criminal offence that carries up to ten years in prison.
On 5 September it was reported that in the UK was arrested several soldiers, who presumably were members of National Action.
In may, German investigators exposed the neo-Nazi cell in the German army. The impetus for the beginning of the investigation resulted in the detention of a serviceman who fraudulently obtained the certificate of the refugee and planned the attack to worsen society’s attitude towards migrants. After that the police also arrested five of his accomplices and raided the barracks in the municipality of Illkirch-Graffenstaden in the North-East of France, where they found Nazi symbols.