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The 27-year-old Syrian man is suspected of planning a machete attack on soldiers in Bavaria .
The suspect had already bought two machetes, approximately 40 cm (15.75 inches ) long.
Investigators believe the suspect is a follower of radical Islamic ideology.
Germany is tightening border controls after recent knife attacks in which the suspects were asylum seekers.
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