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Tragic Car Attack Injures Protesters in Munich Ahead of Security Conference

A car attack in Munich, Germany, on Thursday left at least 20 protesters injured. The incident occurred mere hours before world leaders were set to meet in the city for a crucial security conference.

High-Stakes Meeting Disrupted by Violence

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US Vice President JD Vance were among the top diplomats scheduled to attend the Munich Security Conference. The conference was due to take place less than a mile from the scene of the attack.

Car Hits Verdi Union Protesters

Local broadcaster BR24 reported that the car crashed into a group of demonstrators. The protesters, organized by the Verdi union, were participating in a strike against stalled wage negotiations for public service workers in Munich.

Verdi represents public sector employees, including those involved in local childcare services. The union had initiated the picket line as part of its ongoing struggle for fair compensation.

Emergency Response to Violent Incident

An eyewitness to the scene recounted a chaotic and frightening moment. The individual reported seeing an injured person under the vehicle. Initially, the witness attempted to intervene by trying to open the car’s door, finding it locked.

Eventually, fearing further danger, the witness backed away and switched to helping those hurt in the accident.

Bavarian Mayor Expresses Shock

Munich’s mayor, Dieter Reiter, addressed the incident with visible emotion. According to German newspaper Bild, Reiter commented, “The police have informed me that a vehicle has hit a group of people, resulting in numerous injuries. I am deeply shaken, and my thoughts are with the injured individuals.”

Incident Continues to Develop

This story is continuing to unfold and will be updated with new details as they become available.

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