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A19-year-old man, identified as Arda Kucukyetim, faces up to 108 years in prison on charges of attempted murder and creating public panic after attacking five people in a park while live-streaming the incident. Prosecutors allege Kucukyetim meticulously planned the August 2023 assault in Tepebasi district and aimed to generate fear and notoriety. The indictment details that Kucukyetim wore a helmet, ski mask, protective goggles, and a tactical vest adorned with Nazi symbols during the attack. Armed with a knife and small hatchet, he wounded five individuals—aged between 52 and 88—before being apprehended by police. Authorities stated that the suspect had intended to carry out a bombing prior to the assault but abandoned the plan, citing safety concerns at home. Eskisehir knife attacker’s chilling confessions Kucukyetim confessed to investigators that his actions were not religiously motivated but rather stemmed from his disdain for humanity. “I did this because I do not like people and wanted to create a sensation,” he reportedly stated. The suspect also revealed online conversations with an unidentified individual who encouraged him to carry out the attack. He claimed the person, with whom he communicated in English, shared plans to commit a school shooting in their own country. This interaction allegedly fueled Kucukyetim’s resolve to execute his own act of violence. Prosecutors noted that Kucukyetim had conducted extensive research on explosives, downloading manuals and making attempts to source materials. He also scouted potential locations for his attack, ultimately deciding on a park near Tepebasi Mosque. Turkish knife attacker’s manifesto and neo-Nazi influences A report from Türkiye’s counterterrorism division revealed that Kucukyetim had authored a 16-page manifesto prior to the attack. The document outlined plans inspired by video games, assigning point values to crimes such as assault and murder. Investigators linked his ideology to Nazism, as evidenced by symbols on his equipment and references in his writings.

via turkietoday: Neo-Nazi teen in Eskisehir knife rampage faces 108 years, planned a bomb attack

siehe dazu auch: 18-year-old with Nazi symbols stabs people Violence in Turkey – #terror #Eskisehir. 18-year-old with Nazi symbols stabs people Suddenly, a masked man appears at a tram stop in the Turkish city of Eskisehir. He’s wearing a helmet, a bulletproof vest, and a right-wing extremist symbol. Wielding a knife, he attacks and injures several people, streaming the incident live on the internet. An 18-year-old randomly stabbed people in the western Turkish city of Eskisehir, injuring five. The attacker was arrested, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced, without commenting on the motive. Three of the injured are in intensive care, according to the state news agency Anadolu. Several reports mentioned seven injured. The attacker reportedly wore the right-wing extremist “Black Sun” symbol on his chest, consisting of multiple swastikas. The young man filmed the attack and live-streamed it on X. In the video published by the news agency DHA, the suspected attacker is seen looking into the camera, then charging at people with a knife; Eskisehir attacker’s links to Eastern European extremist prompt European aid request Arda Kucukyetim, the perpetrator of a knife attack in Eskisehir that injured five people, is attracting attention from European countries. Kucukyetim, who seriously wounded one victim and four others, revealed during interrogation that he was influenced by an individual using the pseudonym “Fjotolf Hansen” on the Steam gaming platform. Hansen, who claimed to be from Eastern Europe, reportedly suggested making explosives and was involved in discussions about acquiring weapons. Following Kucukyetim’s disclosure that Hansen was contemplating making explosives, several European countries reached out to Türkiye for assistance. Kucukyetim described Hansen’s intentions, stating: “He talked about wanting to buy a weapon at his school and mentioned obtaining it through his family. He also suggested that I could make explosives. During our conversation, Hansen shared his thoughts on making explosives and even using a relative’s car in an attack, though he did not provide specific details.”

Ein einschlägig bekannter Mann, der der Reichsbürgerszene angehören soll, ist noch nicht aus der Haft entlassen, da erwartet ihn bereits eine weitere Anklage. Was ihm die Staatsanwaltschaft Saarbrücken diesmal vorwirft. Thomas G. aus Saarlouis, der in der Vergangenheit bereits wegen ähnlich gelagerter Taten verurteilt wurde, befindet sich derzeit noch in der Justizvollzugsanstalt. Dennoch stehen bereits zahlreiche weitere Vorwürfe gegen den Mann im Raum, weshalb die Staatsanwaltschaft nun erneut Anklage erhoben hat: wegen des Verdachts der Volksverhetzung in zwei Fällen des Verwendens von Kennzeichen verfassungswidriger und terroristischer Organisationen in 13 Fällen davon in zwei Fällen in Tateinheit mit Bedrohung und mit Beleidigung der Bedrohung in sechs weiteren Fällen davon in fünf Fällen in Tateinheit mit Störung des öffentlichen Friedens durch Ankündigung von Straftaten der Beleidigung in sieben weiteren Fällen davon in einem Fall in Tateinheit mit falscher Verdächtigung, der falschen Verdächtigung in einem weiteren Fall der gegen Personen des politischen Lebens gerichteten Beleidigung in zwei Fällen des tätlichen Angriffs auf Vollstreckungsbeamte in Tateinheit mit Beleidigung und Bedrohung sowie der Störung des öffentlichen Friedens durch Ankündigung von Straftaten in zwei weiteren Fällen (…) Hinter den in abstrakt klingendem Juristendeutsch formulierten Vorwürfen verbergen sich Recherchen unserer Zeitung zufolge drastische und sehr explizite Drohungen – auch gegen Angehörige der saarländischen Justiz, etwa brutale Vergewaltigungsfantasien eine Richterin des Landgerichts betreffend

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