German ministers vow tough response to Frankfurt riots
More than 100 police officers were injured in clashes during disturbances involving people 'predominantly from an immigrant background' on the sidelines of a protest.
German interior minister Alexander Dobrindt vowed a firm response to the looting and rioting that occurred overnight in Frankfurt, injuring over 100 police officers and damaging 17 stores. The unrest erupted following a series of protests across Germany, organized by the Gen Z group, demanding better education and reduced living costs.
Dobrindt accused troublemakers from the immigrant community of collaborating with left-wing extremists and far-left groups, though he provided no evidence to back this claim. Police estimated that 1,000 to 1,500 violent individuals were involved, primarily of immigrant backgrounds. German officials pledged severe penalties for those responsible, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining order. In contrast, protests in France remained largely peaceful, with no major incidents reported.
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