Search for wanted far-left Red Army Faction terrorists continues in Berlin

Police officers leave a property in the Friedrichshain district, as part of a police operation during a police operation searching parts of the left-wing alternative construction trailer site in the Friedrichshain district - in connection with the "manhunt" for the wanted ex-RAF terrorists Staub and Garweg. Paul Zinken/dpa

DPA International

March 03, 2024

German police were searching another flat in Berlin on Sunday evening as the manhunt for two fugitive members of the disbanded far-left Red Army Faction (RAF) in the German capital continued.

The operation followed the surprise arrest of RAF terrorist suspect Daniel Klette six days ago.

The police raid in the flat on Grünberger Strasse in the Berlin district of Friedrichshain on Sunday evening was connected to the search for Ernst-Volker Staub and Burkhard Garweg, two RAF suspects still on the run, a spokeswoman for Lower Saxony police, the force leading the operation, said.

Search for wanted far-left Red Army Faction terrorists continues in Berlin

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