In Munich, Germany, on Tuesday, a person climbed his car crowd, injuring at least 28 people. The accident occurred near the central railway station of the city, causing a stir in the entire area.
After the incident, the police immediately arrested the accused taking action and a high alert has been issued in the area. Preparations for the Munich Security Conference were in full swing at the time of this incident, in which there were plans to join US Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Woldomeir Jailonsky.
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What did the police say?
A Munich Police spokesman informed that the officials were investigating the cause of the incident. However, he refused to give more information.
“We are investigating from every angle given the seriousness of the case. The accused is in custody and no longer there is any kind of danger. ” – Police spokesperson
Police told through his social media platform X (first Twitter) that the suspect has been detained for questioning.
Was it a conspiracy to attack? Police is investigating several angles
According to media reports, the attack may have been carried out to target a protest rally related to a strike organized by the “Verdi” Union. However, the police are still refusing to consider it as a terrorist attack.
Police and security agencies are on alert after the incident So far no evidence of involvement of any extremist organization has been found The real reason behind the attack will be clear only after investigation
The incident, which took place before the arrival of global leaders at the Munich Security Conference, has caused panic among the security agencies.
Is this the only incident? There have been such attacks before
This is not the first time that there has been an incident of climbing a crowd in Germany.
A similar attack took place in Germany last year at Christmas:
Location: Magadeberg City, Germany Injured: more than 200 people Death: 6 people Attacker: A migrant, who described himself as a former Muslim who criticized Islam.
In the previous incident, the accused supported right -wing organizations and shared his radical ideology on social media.
