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Members of the National Nucleus Trained in Ukraine to Prepare for an "Armed Uprising"

The National Police notes that militants of the National Nucleus who were arrested last Friday traveled to Ukraine last August to receive paramilitary training, use weapons of war and establish links with other related organizations with the aim of preparing in Spain what they called an "armed uprising".

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The National Police notes that militants of the National Nucleus who were arrested last Friday traveled to Ukraine last August to receive paramilitary training, use weapons of war and establish links with other related organizations with the aim of preparing in Spain what they called an "armed uprising".

·Pamplona, Spain
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The neo-Nazi group was planning an armed uprising and met with the Azov Special Forces Brigade, according to the National Police.

·Madrid, Spain
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The National Police notes that National Nucleus militants who were arrested last Friday traveled to Ukraine last August to receive training [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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Members of the Spanish neo-Nazi organization "Nucleo Nacional" (National Core) underwent paramilitary training in Ukraine. According to police, they trained with AK-47 assault rifles and subsequently planned to teach their acquired skills to other members of the group. This was reported by the newspaper El País, citing investigative materials.

Spanish police are investigating a neo-Nazi group whose members traveled to Ukraine this summer to receive military training, with the aim of later organizing an armed uprising in Spain. Members of the extremist organization Nucleo Nacional trained in Ukraine with assault weapons and allegedly had contacts with the Azov Brigade, according to an investigation published by the Spanish newspaper El Pais. The group is part of an international networ…

·Romania
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The details: Investigators attribute to the neo-Nazi group "14 violent acts and 11 hunts", in addition to having verified "the link of some of its members with activities of possession, sale and distribution of narcotic substances".

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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