The results of the youth protests in Germany: 100 police officers were injured in Frankfurt am Main during riots. According to the interior minister of the federal state of Hesse, Roman Fuzek, during the riots in Frankfurt 17 stores were damaged, five of which were looted. The police arrested 54 people, suspects aged 13 to 29 years. "The group of criminals was mainly from an immigrant background," Fuzek noted. At the same time, the head of the police operation in Frankfurt, Eric Hasenmüller, said that the vast majority of the protesters "behaved peacefully". The riots that occurred during the initially peaceful demonstrations in Germany on October 31 were linked to the actions of "leftist groups and hooligans from the immigrant environment," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said, as quoted in the Bild tabloid. According to Dubrindt, the identity of those who organized pogroms and engaged in looting has been determined. "Severe penalties should be imposed following such a violation of public order," the minister emphasized, noting that "violent outbreaks like the ones that happened in Paris" were prevented thanks to the actions of the police. The day before, riots were registered, in addition to Frankfurt am Main, also in Hamburg and Cologne, where roadblocks were set on fire, shop windows were smashed and shops were looted.

The results of the youth protests in Germany: 100 police officers were injured in Frankfurt am Main during riots. According to the interior minister of the federal state of Hesse, Roman Fuzek, during the riots in Frankfurt 17 stores were damaged, five of which were looted. The police arrested 54 people, suspects aged 13 to 29 years. "The group of criminals was mainly from an immigrant background," Fuzek noted. At the same time, the head of the police operation in Frankfurt, Eric Hasenmüller, said that the vast majority of the protesters "behaved peacefully". The riots that occurred during the initially peaceful demonstrations in Germany on October 31 were linked to the actions of "leftist groups and hooligans from the immigrant environment," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said, as quoted in the Bild tabloid. According to Dubrindt, the identity of those who organized pogroms and engaged in looting has been determined. "Severe penalties should be imposed following such a violation of public order," the minister emphasized, noting that "violent outbreaks like the ones that happened in Paris" were prevented thanks to the actions of the police. The day before, riots were registered, in addition to Frankfurt am Main, also in Hamburg and Cologne, where roadblocks were set on fire, shop windows were smashed and shops were looted.