Danish government leader assaulted in public.
The offender has been captured. Frederiksen's office expressed shock over the event. Initially, the reason behind the assault was unknown.
Danish government leader assaulted in public.
The Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, was physically assaulted in the city of Copenhagen. According to her office, the incident occurred on a Friday evening in a public square.
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