Suspected 'Hammerbande' Member Surrenders to Authorities in Germany

A woman accused of violent attacks on right-wing extremists in Budapest has turned herself in, as another suspect faces trial in Hungary.

A woman suspected of involvement in the 'Hammerbande' attacks in Budapest in February 2023 has surrendered to authorities in Jena, Germany.
She is accused of membership in a criminal organization and causing grievous bodily harm during the attacks targeting right-wing extremists.
The attacks reportedly resulted in serious injuries and targeted both actual and perceived right-wing extremists.
Another suspect in the case, Maja T., a German national who identifies as non-binary, is currently on trial in Budapest for alleged involvement in the same attacks.
The case highlights the challenges of addressing transnational political violence and has drawn attention to the intersection of personal identity and legal proceedings.