German Police Thwart Major Terror Plot by Teenagers

Four teenagers have been arrested in Germany for allegedly planning ISIS-inspired attacks on churches and police using knives and Molotov cocktails.

Two girls and two boys, aged 15 to 16, were detained in North Rhine-Westphalia and Stuttgart under suspicion of plotting Islamist terror attacks.
The suspects reportedly discussed using Molotov cocktails, knives, and possibly firearms to target Christians and police officers.
Investigations revealed the teenagers were radicalized online and had formed a chat group to coordinate their plans.
Authorities have heightened security measures, reflecting ongoing concerns about Islamist terrorism in Germany, especially following recent attacks in Europe.
The plot was in early stages, and no specific dates or locations had been finalized, but the potential targets included Dusseldorf, Dortmund, and Cologne.