Red Army Faction Member Charged 30 Years Later

0:00On March 27, German prosecutors recently charged 66-year-old Daniella Kledt with attempted murder in a series of violent attacks from over 30 years ago. She's accused of two counts of attempted murder, bomb plots, kidnapping, and robbery as part of the Red Army Factions Third Generation. Kledt was arrested in Berlin last February after decades underground. A Canadian journalist's use of facial recognition software helped authorities track her down, ending her long evasion. These charges stem from the group's campaign against what they called a fascist state. The Red Army Faction, once known as the Bottominehof Gang, carried out deadly actions that claimed 34 lives from 1972. 1991, with third-generation members, often slip and capture. Prosecutors link her to a 1990 car bomb outside a Deutsche Bank branch that failed but could have killed three guards, a 19. Anyone shooting at the U.S. Embassy in Bonn, endangering 20 people and a 1993 prison

1:02explosive attack causing millions in. Damage. She's already on trial elsewhere for robberies that netted nearly $3 million after the group disbanded. The Frankfurt court now weighs opening a full trial on these older charges, potentially bringing more closure to this era. From around the world, powered by AI, this is Global News Today.