A man assaults the Danish prime minister.
Denmark's Prime Minister, Frederiksen, is reeling from a shocking event. In the heart of Copenhagen, she was attacked by a man who viciously beat her on the street. The offender has been apprehended, according to her office. The details surrounding the incident are vague.
Denmark's Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, experienced a traumatic incident. A man beat her up on a square in Copenhagen's bustling capital city, as confirmed by her office. The perpetrator has since been taken into custody. Frederiksen expressed her disbelief, stating she was "stunned by this occurrence."
The authorities initially confirmed a situation involving the prime minister, but withheld specific details. A suspect was arrested, and further information would not be released until the investigation concludes. The police shared their statement through their online service, X.
Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke expressed his shock on an online platform, "This disturbing event has shaken those who know her." He expressed his disbelief over the incident in a nation renowned for its safety and freedom.
EU Council President, Charles Michel, denounced the "fearless act of violence" in a public statement on X. EU Parliament President, Roberta Metsola, also shared her dismay at the "unsettling assault" on Frederiksen, asserting that violence has no place in politics.
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Mette Frederiksen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, was subjected to physical violence in a public place. This act of violence has since sparked concern and disbelief among political leaders, including EU Council President Charles Michel and EU Parliament President Roberta Metsola.
