The Neo-nazi activist group Swedish Resistance Movement (SRM) was formed in 1997 and merged into the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) in 2016. The group has been behind several violent actions since a bomb and the murder of the journalist Björn Söderberg in 1999. In 2017, NRM members were arrested for involvement in two bombings and a bombing attempt in Gothenburg, near two refugee accommodations and a syndicalist organization.
The neo-fascist extremist group Swedish Resistance Movement (SRM) was established in 1997 and later merged with the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) in 2016. NRM has been responsible for several violent incidents since the bombing and murder of journalist Björn Söderberg in 1999. In 2017, NRM members were arrested for their roles in bombings and a failed attack in Gothenburg, targeting refugee centers and labor union organizations.