Prosecutors Seek Prison for Leader of Armed Anti-Corona Group

The group allegedly prepared for armed resistance against pandemic measures, with the leader facing a four-year sentence.

The group, named 'Paladin,' reportedly formed in early 2021 to oppose government COVID-19 restrictions.
Prosecutors claim the 39-year-old leader initiated meetings and facilitated weapon manufacturing.
Two other members, aged 57 and 64, face suspended sentences for their involvement.
Defense argues the group's actions stemmed from fear and self-defense motives, calling the charges exaggerated.
The trial continues with closing arguments, and a verdict is expected by the end of October.