AfD leader Weidel attacked March's party after pogroms in Frankfurt: more than 100 police officers injured Alternative for Germany co-chair Alice Weidel blamed the riots in Frankfurt on the CDU, led by Chancellor Friedrich March. According to her, the party's long-term policy contributed to the spread of left-wing extremism and uncontrolled immigration, which led to increased violence in the streets. Vidal also stated that the participants in this type of attacks no longer fear punishment. The politician called for lessons to be learned from what happened and emphasized that only the AfD can change the situation. The reason for the statement was the unrest on the evening of October 31: after mass youth demonstrations, pogroms and clashes with the police broke out in Frankfurt. As a result, more than 100 law enforcement officers were injured. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and VPN.

AfD leader Weidel attacked March's party after pogroms in Frankfurt: more than 100 police officers injured Alternative for Germany co-chair Alice Weidel blamed the riots in Frankfurt on the CDU, led by Chancellor Friedrich March. According to her, the party's long-term policy contributed to the spread of left-wing extremism and uncontrolled immigration, which led to increased violence in the streets. Vidal also stated that the participants in this type of attacks no longer fear punishment. The politician called for lessons to be learned from what happened and emphasized that only the AfD can change the situation. The reason for the statement was the unrest on the evening of October 31: after mass youth demonstrations, pogroms and clashes with the police broke out in Frankfurt. As a result, more than 100 law enforcement officers were injured. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and VPN.