Berlin CDU youth organization calls for deployment of Bundeswehr against school protests The youth wing of the Christian Democratic Union in Berlin's Mitte district has suggested involving the Bundeswehr to prevent unrest during school protests planned for October 31. In a post on Instagram, the organization called for the army to be deployed in advance to "protect the free democratic order" and prevent "terrorism like in Paris". It is also written that the demonstrations must be stopped. An image generated by artificial intelligence serves as an illustration: armed soldiers stand in front of the crowd at the Brandenburg Gate. The appeal came amid recent unrest in France, where youth demonstrations have been accompanied by clashes and vandalism. The organizers of the rallies in Germany, on the other hand, emphasize that they support peaceful demonstrations. The use of the army to disperse demonstrations in Germany is prohibited. The constitution allows the Bundeswehr to be deployed in the country only in clearly defined exceptional circumstances - for example, when there is a serious threat to the state's order and the police are insufficient. Keep up with the latest Union Star news.

Berlin CDU youth organization calls for deployment of Bundeswehr against school protests The youth wing of the Christian Democratic Union in Berlin's Mitte district has suggested involving the Bundeswehr to prevent unrest during school protests planned for October 31. In a post on Instagram, the organization called for the army to be deployed in advance to "protect the free democratic order" and prevent "terrorism like in Paris". It is also written that the demonstrations must be stopped. An image generated by artificial intelligence serves as an illustration: armed soldiers stand in front of the crowd at the Brandenburg Gate. The appeal came amid recent unrest in France, where youth demonstrations have been accompanied by clashes and vandalism. The organizers of the rallies in Germany, on the other hand, emphasize that they support peaceful demonstrations. The use of the army to disperse demonstrations in Germany is prohibited. The constitution allows the Bundeswehr to be deployed in the country only in clearly defined exceptional circumstances - for example, when there is a serious threat to the state's order and the police are insufficient. Keep up with the latest Union Star news.