A steel cable stop on ICE could have a terrorist right-wing past

Investigators are looking for evidence of a possible xenophobic context of the steel cable attack on the ICE route between Nuremberg and Munich. "We think that it is possible that it is a group of extreme right-wing extremists who want to provoke, just before the national elections in Bavaria, the mood against the refugees," said an investigator of the editorial network Germany (RND / Tuesday).

Security sources said that on October 26, just three weeks after the Oct. 7 attack, notes containing Arabic characters were near the road and, two days later, other leaflets with similar content were handed over to the Criminal Police Office of the State of Bavaria. were. He indicates that as long as the EU will attack the state of the caliphate, further attacks against the railway will take place.

However, the lyrics came from well-known Internet forums, are freely available and can easily be used by anyone. A reference to the terrorist group "Islamic State" was "very improbable". It is possible, however, that these letters were used to deceive a link with the Islamist scene.

About 50 investigators from the Bavarian LKA are involved in reconnaissance operations.

According to investigators, there has been no damage since October 7. Since then, the federal police and state criminal police have stepped up security measures on high-speed lines and in railway stations all over Germany. About 50 investigators from the Office of Criminal Investigation of Bavaria are involved in the investigation.

About a month ago, unknown offenders had stretched a thin steel cable on the rails of the Allersberg high speed line in the Roth District. Due to the impact, the windshield of the train was damaged 200 km away, no one was injured. The authorities badume that the wooden and metal construction could not have derailed the CIE.

Investigators consider the incident no longer as an attack, but as a dangerous interference in rail traffic.

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