Two Afghan nationals carried out a stabbing attack at a gathering of Iranians in Hamburg, Germany, according to police reports. The event was organized as a show of solidarity with anti-regime protesters in Iran. During the incident, the attackers, armed with knives, assaulted several individuals present at the rally, resulting in multiple injuries.
Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, providing medical assistance to those hurt. The attackers were quickly detained by local police, who have launched an investigation into the motives and circumstances surrounding the attack. Authorities have not yet released detailed information regarding the suspects’ identities or possible links to specific groups.
The incident has raised concerns about safety at political demonstrations in Germany. Police have emphasized their commitment to ensuring public safety and are increasing patrols at similar gatherings. No fatalities have been reported, but victims remain hospitalized with varying degrees of injury.
German officials continue to monitor the situation as investigations proceed. The attack has drawn attention amid ongoing tensions over Iran’s political climate and the expression of international solidarity by expatriate communities.