Overview
- National police said raids in Castellón broke up an accelerationist cell after a months-long counterterrorism probe.
- Officers seized two firearms, ammunition, training replicas, knives, tactical gear and neo-Nazi material during searches.
- Authorities allege the group recruited online, praised violence and prepared for selective attacks after paramilitary training.
- The suspected leader was remanded by the Audiencia Nacional, with charges including terrorist membership and illegal weapons possession.
- Investigators say the leader maintained direct contact with Nazzaro, who recently urged cross-border consolidation of cells; the Base is listed as a terrorist group by the EU and several countries.