Radical views or actions. - Scholz asserts that violence is never acceptable.
Scholz warned all wrongdoers, "Don't undervalue our capabilities. We're a democratic country, and we won't stand for such actions. We'll use every legal and just method available to confront you."
He mentioned the knife assault targeting an Islam-critical gathering in Mannheim, causing seven wounds, as well as the attack on the CDU Bundestag member Roderich Kiesewetter at a polling station in Aalen near Stuttgart. Scholz emphasized the police officer's critical condition, saying, "We pray that he can make it through this ordeal."
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Olaf Scholz, the German Chancellor, strongly condemned extremist actions after the knife assault in Mannheim and the attack on the CDU Bundestag member in Aalen. He stressed that Germany is a democratic country and will not tolerate such violence. Scholz also commented on the critical condition of the police officer involved in the attack. Meanwhile, a trial against a BND employee is scheduled to start mid-December. This news comes amidst a decline in unauthorized entries and a significant arrangement between Rheinmetall and Borussia Dortmund (BVB). The latter has generated buzz as Rheinmetall becomes a backer of the football club. These events underline the importance of addressing extremism and maintaining law and order in Brandenburg, Baden-Württemberg, and across Germany on Sunday.
