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Right-wing extremists disrupt LGBTQ parade in Dresden.

Right-wing group of approximately 90 individuals initiated police operation prior to Christopher Street Day protest. Police would later identify 89 of these individuals and issue endangerment warnings. The assembly occurred at the central train station on Saturday morning. Previously on social...

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A police patrol car with its flashing blue lights on.
A police patrol car with its flashing blue lights on.

Illegal Activity - Right-wing extremists disrupt LGBTQ parade in Dresden.

A demo organized as part of the CSD kicked off on a Saturday afternoon and makes its way through the city center. It's set to continue till 4 pm, according to the event planners.

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During the disruption of the Christopher Street Day parade in Dresden, police had to intervene to maintain peace. Subsequently, authorities in Saxony are investigating potential links between the right-wing extremists involved and an increase in crime in the city.

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