Overview
- The house façade was sprayed with purple paint and Jürgen Illing’s BMW was heavily damaged, including slashed tires, a smashed window, and fire-extinguisher residue inside.
- A claim of responsibility on Indymedia cited support for the detained activist known as Maja T. and declared "Freiheit für alle Antifas."
- Frankfurt’s state security division is probing the case on suspicion of politically motivated property damage, and no arrests have been reported.
- Nicola Beer, a former FDP official who became a vice-president of the European Investment Bank in January 2024, and Illing have not commented to avoid affecting the investigation.
- The authors of the statement said the action primarily targeted Illing, Hungary’s honorary consul, branding the couple "Orban-Versteher" and part of a "right elite."