The German security service appoints afd remotely as ‘extremist’ | Political news

The classification is based on the attempts of the ‘violation of free democratic order’, leads to the party’s control and eager to the ban.

Germany has appointed internal intelligence service Alternative for Germany (AFD) As a party “right wing extremist” group.

A statement to the protection of an audit conducted by the BFV security service to protect the Constitution by the Federal Office on Friday, took control of the party. In recent years, the potential ban on the Popular ban on a second place in the country’s second place in the general elections of February.

BFV, which has already appointed several local AFD chapters as an extremist, said he decided to give the entire party label due to attempts to break the “free, democratic” order in Germany.

“This is a large number of xenophobes, a minority, anti-Islamic and anti-muslim expressions of continuous party officials,” he said.

The country’s economic downs and currently condemned the capital, which is capital invested in the frustration of increased immigration in several opinions.

The destination comes a few days ago Friedrich MerzThe leader of the Conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) was to swear like German Chancellor.

There is an argument with a coalition deal with a coalition deal with a new parliament in the new parliament as part of the new parliament.

The classification will facilitate the use of hidden methods to monitor the authorities to watch AfD, including contact.

Attempts to ban afd may change.

Outgoing Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz “Carefully” should be evaluated by the social Democrats that they say that he said he was against the illegal AFD on Friday.

The radical right-wing party is checked by BFV for a period of extremists and ties with its gardens.

Last year, the agency considered the agency 38,80000, the right extremists, more than 10,000 members.

Certain fractions AfdIn the east of the country, the three regional parties, as well as the youth wing, were classified as an extremist.

The party on the big side was classified as a suspicious extremist claim in 2021. Security services already formalized the appointment for the national party.

Interior Minister Nancy Fairer said the classification was “clear and unequivocal” and had a 1.100-page “comprehensive and neutral audit” without any political influence.

AFD co-chairs Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla were accused of “clearly rejected and criminalized,” said the party.

“It is sad to see the state of democracy when the oldest parties use the most politically suspicious means to the strongest opposition party.”