Overview
- Federal prosecutors announced an indictment alleging that the suspect, identified as Akhmad E., planned an attack in Germany that may have targeted the Israeli Embassy in Berlin.
- He was arrested on Feb. 20 at the capital’s airport as he prepared to board a flight after investigators tracked his activities.
- Prosecutors say he sought online instructions for making explosives but could not obtain the necessary components to carry out the plan.
- They allege he translated Islamic State propaganda into Russian and Chechen, sent a video pledging loyalty, and intended to travel to Pakistan for training.
- The charges include supporting a foreign terrorist organization, attempted membership, and preparing a serious act of violence, with the indictment filed earlier in August.