


Suspected Attack in Munich Leaves 28 Injured Ahead of Security Conference
A suspected attack in Munich injured at least 28 people when a car driven by an Afghan asylum seeker plowed into a crowd near a union demonstration.
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A car driven by a 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker crashed into a crowd in Munich on February 13, injuring 28, including children. Classified as a suspected attack, authorities investigate the suspect’s possible extremist ties. The incident unfolded near police vehicles at a union demonstration just before the Munich Security Conference, prompting heightened security in the city. Bavarian officials, including Gov. Markus Söder, have labeled it a suspected attack, although no clear motive is established yet. The driver was detained after the collision, which left at least two victims in serious condition.
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