Three terror suspects entered Germany on skilled-worker visas Five men were arrested in Bavaria over an alleged Islamist plot to attack a Christmas market.

December 18, 2025   

(European Conservative) Three of the five men arrested in Bavaria over an alleged Islamist plot to attack a Christmas market entered Germany on skilled-worker visas, according to a report by Bild.

German authorities last week detained the five suspects over plans to carry out an attack on a Christmas market in the Dingolfing area. Investigators believe the group intended to ram a truck into a crowd.

The three visa holders are Moroccan nationals identified as Bilal T., Mounir A., and Adil H. German media report they arrived in the country on November 14, entering on the final day of their 90-day visas. All three were employed at a car dealership in Wallersdorf.

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