00:00Behind me, you can see the discarded flags and high-visibility vests that some demonstrators
00:05were carrying this morning in central Munich when a car drove into them from behind.
00:11Twenty-eight people, including children, were injured.
00:13The suspected 24-year-old Afghan-born asylum seeker was arrested at the scene.
00:18Police say that they believe he acted alone, but authorities have not yet ruled out that
00:22this could have been an attack.
00:24This of course comes a day before a whole host of world leaders are expected to descend
00:29on the Bavarian city for a three-day security conference.
00:33This includes U.S. Vice President G.D. Vance, but also Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
00:39But this also comes in the midst of an election cycle with German voters set to go to the
00:45polls on February 23rd.
00:47Alice Weidel, the co-leader of the AFD-Far-Right party, which currently is second in the poll,
00:53has tied the incidents to migration, calling for a turning point in the country's migration
00:59policy.
01:00This is Alice Taidi reporting from Munich for Euronews.
