Mandate against the alleged brain attack on the Berlin market

Federal Supreme Court of Germany issued a warrant arrest against a Tunisian would have been the brains of the terrorist attack on the Christmas market in Berlin in December 2016, which has left 12 dead, announced today the Süddeutsche Zeitung

. The newspaper pointed out that German researchers were seeking to issue arrest warrant against a 32-year-old man named Meher D, who suspects that he is a member of the Islamic State and a murderer.

The Court was not immediately available to comment

Anis Amri, a Tunisian, whose application was rejected and which, as it turned out, had links to Islamists, stole a truck on December 19, 2016, killed the driver and then spilled on a crowd of people at the Christmas Market in Berlin. Since the attack, 12 people have died and dozens of others have been injured. A few days later, the Italian police kill and kill him

Security officials believe that Mehre D. left Tunisia in 2015 to join the Islamic State of Libya and began to communicate with Amri in the autumn of 2016 According to the German newspaper Whatsapp

the Sueddeutsche Zeitung relies on a document of the Federal Police indicating that the suspect had played an important role in the mobilization of Amri to commit the attack, the longest on the Germans. In recent decades

It is not immediately clear that the suspect lives today, but security officials believe that he is still in Libya

German researchers are in contact with Tunisian officials who are seeking Meher for some time.

Last updated: Thursday, July 5, 2018, 22:54