Islamist propaganda material was found at his home along with a home made nail bomb.
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Brandenburg Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke confirmed the arrest and told journalists that a “police operation was carried out on suspicion of a man possessing explosives and preparing a terrorist attack,” as reported by Tagesspiegel daily. The person detained is suspected of having links to Islamists.
Meanwhile, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency said on August 15 it had recorded at least 340 attempts by Islamic State and other Islamist groups to recruit potential fighters in refugee centers and local mosques.
The Bavarian intelligence service has warned that IS fighters could have infiltrated Germany by posing as refugees, citing “irrefutable evidence” of planned attacks.Reports RT
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