The man is identified as Taleb A according to the networks and was born in Saudi Arabia. Live in Germany since 2006, after beginning specialized medical training and according to the Police, the details of the crime are still unknown, but they understand that he was a solitary perpetrator.
“We are considering everything,” a police spokesman said. In recent years, the man accused former Chancellor Angela Merkel of having promoted the “Islamization of Europe.”
Who is the author of the massive attack in the German market?
On social media, the suspect recently launched accusations against the German authorities, some of them formulated in a confusing manner. He singled them out for not doing enough to combat Islamism..
According to several German media, He called for a life sentence for Merkel, although as a supporter of reviving the death penalty in Germany, he said it would be better. “She deserves to be killed,” the man said.
The then German leader from 2005 to 2021 gave asylum for around 1.1 million refugees fleeing the civil war Syria and other conflicts while several European countries tightened their migration policies.
With 45,000 followers on X, the detainee follows accounts from people who turned away from Islam and converted to Christianity, and declared atheists. His profile is open and he is followed by several well-known far-right officials. Alternative for Germany (AFD).
According to the media Bild, in 2016 he published in a post: “The AFD and I fight the same enemy to protect Germany”. In August, the Saudi doctor wrote: “I assure you, if Germany wants war, we will have it. “If Germany wants to kill us, we will slaughter them, die or go to jail with pride.”
Shocking attack at German Christmas market
A car ran over dozens of people at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg this Friday. German media reported an initial death toll of 2, one of whom was a child, and more than 60 injured, 15 seriously. The driver is detained.
Everything happened quickly, unexpectedly. A black BMW car rammed at full speed into barriers surrounding the Magdeburg street market. In his wake he ran over dozens of people. According to witnesses, he was going in a zigzag pattern to run over all possible victims. It would have traveled 400 meters.
Source: Ambito
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