March, after the unrest in Germany, demanded to severely suppress the violence and promised that "criminals will feel the full rigor of the law". "Violence has no place on our streets, and my government will show no tolerance here," said the German chancellor. Demonstrations and demonstrations by young people spread in 30 cities in Germany on Saturday, and riots broke out in several localities. In Berlin, during a march of left-wing radicals, bottles and eggs were thrown at the security forces, 27 police officers were injured. In Hamburg, roadblocks were set on fire, and in Cologne, law enforcement officers fought rioters with water cannons. The worst situation was in Frankfurt am Main, where there were many clashes with the police, and the protesters looted shops. More than 100 law enforcement officers were injured.

March, after the unrest in Germany, demanded to severely suppress the violence and promised that "criminals will feel the full rigor of the law". "Violence has no place on our streets, and my government will show no tolerance here," said the German chancellor. Demonstrations and demonstrations by young people spread in 30 cities in Germany on Saturday, and riots broke out in several localities. In Berlin, during a march of left-wing radicals, bottles and eggs were thrown at the security forces, 27 police officers were injured. In Hamburg, roadblocks were set on fire, and in Cologne, law enforcement officers fought rioters with water cannons. The worst situation was in Frankfurt am Main, where there were many clashes with the police, and the protesters looted shops. More than 100 law enforcement officers were injured.