Teenager charged in Poland over preparing attacks on school and mosque — Jerusalem Post
In Poland, prosecutors have charged a teenager linked to neo-Nazi groups with crimes including preparing attacks on a school and a mosque. According to the Jerusalem Post, the case concerns Polish citizen Paweł G., who was born in 2009. His surname has not been disclosed due to privacy protection regulations.
Contacts in extremist online communities
The prosecutor's office said that Paweł G. was detained on Friday. Poland's Internal Security Agency said this followed the previously announced detention of two 16-year-old teenagers with whom he had communicated online through extremist and neo-Nazi circles on Telegram and Discord.
According to the Internal Security Agency, participants in these conversations discussed previous terrorist attacks and their perpetrators. Some conversations also raised the subject of possible attacks, analyzed terrorists' methods, and viewed attackers as a source of inspiration.
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Possible punishment
Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek said on the social media platform X that a mosque and a school were among the possible targets. According to him, there will be no leniency in Poland toward fascism, hatred, and planning bloody attacks.
Paweł G. could face up to 15 years in prison. The two 16-year-old teenagers, Kacper K. and Wiktor S., were placed in juvenile detention centers.
