Poland’s authorities arrest a 17-year-old suspected neo-Nazi who is allegedly linked to plans to attack a school and a mosque, according to prosecutors and intelligence officials. Anti-terror prosecutors say the suspect is held while an investigation continues into the alleged plot.
Officials describe the case as connected to online neo-Nazi networks. Poland’s Internal Security Agency (ABW) says the arrest follows an earlier detention of two 16-year-olds who had been in contact with the 17-year-old through Telegram. The outlets also emphasize the focus on preventing violence involving both an educational target and a religious site.
While both reports align on the core allegations—an alleged neo-Nazi-linked plot targeting a school and a mosque, and the suspect’s age—one outlet frames the action primarily through the work of intelligence services and anti-terror prosecutors, while the other highlights ABW’s account of the suspect’s links to Telegram contacts and prior arrests.
