Four men are going on trial in Paris accused of conspiring as a neo-Nazi terrorist group to plan attacks on mosques and Jewish targets in France in 2017 and 2018. An investigation was opened in 2018 after Alexandre Gilet, a 22-year-old volunteer deputy gendarme in Grenoble, allegedly ordered products that could be used in explosive devices. The manager of a fireworks shop found his order suspicious and contacted police. A search of the man’s home found “regularly used” weapons, including two Kalashnikov assault rifles, and laboratory equipment. Prosecutors say he and the three other accused were part of an ultra-right,...
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