Three Teens from NRW Charged with Planning Islamist Terror Attacks

Prosecutors allege the group, influenced by IS ideology, targeted religious sites and public buildings.

The General Prosecutor's Office in Düsseldorf has charged three teenagers from North Rhine-Westphalia with preparing an Islamist terror attack.
The accused, aged 15 and 16 at the time, allegedly discussed plans for attacks on churches, synagogues, and police stations via Telegram.
Investigations revealed the involvement of IS ideology, with one suspect's father known as an IS sympathizer.
The teenagers have been in custody since last year, but no trial date has been set yet.
A separate case involving a fourth suspect from Baden-Württemberg is being handled by Stuttgart prosecutors.