Violent migrant protests spread to another European country
Violent protests by migrants have spread to Germany, with approximately 160,000 participants in eight cities. Protesters threw Molotov cocktails and fireworks at police, and in Frankfurt there were looting and smashed shop windows. The organization 'Gen Z Rules' condemned the violence.
Violent protests by migrants have spread to Germany, turning into a turbulent weekend across the country. According to reports, about 160,000 people took part in demonstrations in eight different cities, including Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne, and Hamburg. Protesters threw Molotov cocktails, fireworks, and bottles at police forces, and in Frankfurt they smashed shop windows and looted stores. Police were forced to use water cannons. The protests began in France and spread to Spain, Italy, and now Germany. The organization 'Gen Z Rules', which started the protests, condemned the violence and emphasized that its goals are meant to be achieved peacefully, but some participants claimed there is no choice but to take radical steps. The wave of protests has led to widespread arrests.