Urge for Continued Investigation and Penalties 25 Years After Initial NSU Homicide

In a recent interview with the Frankfurter Rundschau, Caro Keller, a prominent figure in the "NSU Watch" initiative, has emphasized the urgent need for action at all levels—politics, authorities, and society—to address the unresolved NSU complex.

Twenty-five years after the first NSU murder victim, Enver Şimşek, the complex remains unsolved, and Keller believes that no sufficient consequences have been drawn from the existing knowledge about the NSU complex. She has not provided new information about the initial NSU murder or the resolution of the complex, but she has made it clear that disarming and dismantling right-wing networks is necessary.

Keller has also stated that right-wing terror must be deprived of its basis and that right-wing ideologies need to be pushed back. She has been vocal about the need for action against right-wing networks and ideologies, and her calls have been echoed by many voices in society who continue to demand answers about the NSU complex.

The "NSU Watch" initiative, of which Keller is a part, is continuing to demand further clarification on the NSU complex. They have been advocating for answers regarding the complex and are working tirelessly to ensure that the truth about the NSU murders is brought to light.

Currently, there is no publicly available information naming specific individuals in leadership positions directly responsible for investigating the NSU complex murders or playing a decisive role in their resolution as of 2025. Keller's calls for action are a reminder that the fight against right-wing networks and ideologies is far from over, and that it is crucial for all levels of society to work together to ensure justice is served and the NSU complex is finally resolved.