Police in Germany raid Eritrean opposition group as tensions increase.

German police are taking action against a group accused of trying to overthrow the Eritrean government. The group is said to be part of a larger network with the same goal.

Seventeen people are suspected of being members of the group's German branch, called Brigade N'Hamedu. Prosecutors believe these individuals held important roles within the organization.

The group is accused of being involved in violent incidents at Eritrean events in Germany. These events resulted in injuries to police officers and arrests of protesters.

Police searched numerous properties in Germany and Denmark as part of their investigation. While no arrests have been made yet, authorities are actively pursuing the case.

Similar incidents have occurred in other countries, highlighting the tensions within the Eritrean diaspora. Many Eritreans have fled their home country due to political repression and human rights concerns.