Terrorism: young man was inspired by the SS and wanted massacre like Utoya

(ANSA) - GENOA, 22 JAN - The young Savonese arrested by the Digos was inspired by the American supremacist group AtomWaffenDivision and the Nazi Waffen-SS.

For this he had also created chat rooms where he instigated violence against Jews.

The boy had also drafted and circulated on the web neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic documents in which he incited a revolution against "the state occupied by the Zionists" and the physical elimination of Jews.

The suspect is accused of association with the purpose of terrorism and propaganda and incitement to crime for reasons of racial discrimination aggravated by denial.

   The young man was ready to commit an attack.

Among the objectives he declared on the web or in chat was the fulfillment of terrorist actions such as those carried out in 2011 and 2019 in Utoya (Norway) and Christchurch (New Zealand).

In the conversations, the investigators found real instigations to commit extreme gestures even sacrificing their own lives, encouraging the "school shooting", the massacres in the schools, the "day of the rope", the massacre of those who are considered traitors.

(HANDLE).