Peru has strongly condemned the violent act that took place in Munich, Germany, on Thursday, which left dozens injured.
"Reaffirming its solidarity with the German people and Government, an important security partner, Peru reiterates its strong rejection of all forms of violence," the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed last night.
For any information or requests for assistance, compatriots are requested to contact the Peruvian Consular Mission.
Phone: +49 15144211959
On Thursday, a man was arrested after a car ramming attack wounded at least 36 people in the city of Munich, AFP reported.
The 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker, identified by German media as Farhad N., is accused of deliberately driving a Mini Cooper into a trade union demonstration in the southern metropolis.
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Published: 2/14/2025