A young Syrian citizen has been accused of supporting a foreign terrorist group for a crippling story to attack Taylor Swift's concert in Vienna last August.
Mohammed A, who was described by the German authorities as a minor rather than in custody, is accused of following the ideology of the Jihadist group of Islamic State (IC) and helps another suspect prepare the attack.
The organizers of the concerts canceled Taylor Swift's three concerts on the eve of the first show at Vienna's Ernst Haples Stadium last year, disappointing tens of thousands of fans during her tour of the era.
At that time, the authorities arrested several suspects, saying that they seemed to have been inspired by IC and al -Qaeda.
“Mohammed A has adhered to April 2024 at the latest to the ideology of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist organization,” a statement by the Federal Prosecutor of Germany said.
“Between mid -July and August 2024, he was in contact with a young adult from Austria, planning an attack on a bomb on a concert by singer Taylor Swift in Vienna.”
Sixty-five thousand fans bought tickets for the three Swift concerts on August 8-10 Later the singer apologized for the cancellationSpeaking of the “huge amount of guilt” that felt. She said she decided to throw all her energy into the shows at the end of her European tour in London.
The main suspect in the case is identified as Baran's A, which authorities claim to be part of an island cell in Eastern Austria.
Baran A, who is now 20 and from Ternic south of Vienna, was arrested before the CIA councils, who said the conspirators hoped to kill a large number of concert people.
Investigators say he also planned to make a more launch attack in Dubai in March 2024.
The reports suggest that this is part of a coordinated storyline that includes three simultaneous attacks, but Berane has changed his decision at the last moment.
According to the Federal Prosecutor in Germany, Mohammed A has helped the main suspect in the translation of instructions for creating bombs from Arabic, as well as contacting a member of IS abroad on the Internet.
He is also accused of providing the text for the oath of allegiance to the main suspect in order to join.