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Magistrates of the Supreme Court decided Wednesday to imprison Szocs Zoltan and Beke Istvan Attila, members of the 64-year-old Youth Movement (HVIM), five years in prison, in a case where they are accused of wanting to blow up an explosive device.
The extremists Szocs Zoltan and Beke Istvan, sentenced to five years in prison
The High Court of Cassation and of justice has changed the framing a lawsuit against them in the form of an attempted terrorist offense and sentenced them
two to five years in prison.
The decision of the Supreme Court is final.
Szocs Zoltan and Beke Istvan were accused of planning an assault on 1 December in Târgu Secuiesc.
"From 2014, on the territory of Romania was mentioned the concern of foreign citizens dual nationality for the benefit of members of the extension in Romania of the structure
nationalist-extremist Hungarian "Youth Movement 64" – HVIM for the development of their own physical abilities to initiate violent actions leading to the materialization
the autonomous and revisionist objectives promoted by the public message of the members of this organization, the prosecutors DIICOT, supported the "Greater Hungary".
Thus, on October 10, 2015, at a meeting attended by members of local extension organizations in Romania from HVIM Hungary, "Szocs Zoltan, President of HVIM
Transylvania, accused the accused Beke Istvan, president of the organization Târgu Secuiesc of HVIM Transilvania, to make an improvised explosive device to blow it up
public, in Covasna County, on December 1, 2015, during the demonstrations occasioned by the celebration by the Romanians of the National Day of Romania ", said the prosecutors.
Szocs Zoltan allegedly led Beke Istvan "to assume in front of the organizational leader of the HVIM organization the performance of the orderly action in which he subsequently carried out
steps to buy the tools and tools needed to manufacture such a device, "adds DIICOT.
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