ROME — Italian police have dismantled a neo-Nazi group that allegedly spread anti-Semitic and racist propaganda on social media, police said on Monday.
The group consisted of 12 people, aged between 26 and 62, and were present on Facebook and the Russian social network VK under the name “Ordine Ario Romano,” a Carabinieri police statement said.
Posting content “inspired by Nazi, anti-Semitic and Holocaust-denial ideologies, as well as by anti-Jewish conspiracy theories,” the group called for violence against Jews and foreigners, the statement added.
They were also in the early stages of planning an attack against an unnamed NATO site using homemade explosives, with…
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