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How rf security services crush people in Germany

Preamble. Since 2017, Germany has experienced a series of hit-and-run attacks on crowds that go beyond random incidents in their scale and frequency. The paradox is shockingly it was from 24 September 2017, when the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party first passed the Bundestag, that these events began to occur with enviable regularity.

Yes, none of these hit-and-runs seem to have a clear connection to terrorism, but it is their use in political rhetoric that has become noticeably more active since the AfD's position has been strengthened.

The list of hit-and-runs in Germany since 2018 goes like this:

7 April 2018, Münster - driver drove into Kiepenkerl street cafe.
Dead: 3 people (including the driver).
Injured: 20 people.
Motive: Driver suffered from mental illness, terrorism excluded.

29 October 2018, Kerpen - a car collided with a group of people.
A 12-year-old was killed.
Injured: Several people.
Motive: Not established.

24 February 2020, Volkmarzen - Driver drove into a crowd of carnival parade spectators.
Casualties: None.
Injured: 88 people (20 children).
Motive: Acted deliberately, but not recognised as a terrorist.

8 June 2022, Berlin
A car drove into a crowd on Kurfürstendamm Street.
Killed: 1 person.
Injured: Several people.
Motive: Unspecified, possible mental disorder of the driver.

24 February 2023, Trier
A car drove into a pedestrian zone.
Killed: 2 persons.
Injured: Several people.
Motive: Driver was mentally ill, terrorism excluded.

15 September 2024, Frankfurt am Main.
A driver ran over a group of people near a railway station.
Killed: 3 people.
Injured: Several people.
Motive: Undetermined, investigation ongoing.

20 December 2024, Magdeburg
A BMW driver drove into a crowd at a Christmas fair.
Killed: 6 people.
Injured: 235 people (40 critically).
Motive: Undetermined, under investigation.

13 February 2025, Munich
A car drove into a column of protesters.
Casualties: None.
Injured: 30 people (two in critical condition).
Motive: Possible terrorist attack, suspect is a 24-year-old Afghan national.

Cui prodest? Who benefits from all this?

At first glance, it may seem that the incidents are "chaotic and random": some perpetrators suffered from mental illness, others may have been radicals, others may have been simply aggressive drivers. It is only by an incomprehensible "coincidence" that such incidents became much more frequent precisely after the AfD first gained representation in parliament.

For those not in the know, the pro-Russian party Alternative for Germany (AfD) is known for its harsh anti-migration rhetoric, its fear of refugees and Muslims, and its sympathy for Kremlin policy. When such incidents occur, the AfD immediately uses them in its political struggle, demanding stricter migration laws and increasing pressure on the government (earning political points in a word)

Well, rf special services have long been interested in political instability in Germany. The destabilisation of the situation in the country is beneficial to the Kremlin - it weakens the EU, reduces citizens' trust in the government and creates the ground for the growth of populist parties such as AfD.

Yes, there is no direct evidence that the attacks are inspired or co-ordinated by the Russians. True, there is a pattern:

Since 2017, Germany has been facing more such cases, and it is the AfD that has each time reaped the political dividends of tougher migration rhetoric.

Whether this is all a fluke or a pattern - let everyone decide for themselves. But!

Between 2013 and 2017, there was only one major incident of a hit-and-run crowd in Germany:

On 19 December 2016 in Berlin, a Lorry drove into a crowd at a Christmas fair in Breitscheidplatz. Twelve people died and 48 were injured. The terrorist organisation Islamic State (IS) claimed responsibility for the attack.

But it's a coincidence. Well, or the author is paranoid, yep

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Also. If anyone has forgotten, I will remind in 2005 in London there was a series of terrorist attacks known as the "7 July bombings".

Back then, four suicide bombers detonated explosive devices on public transport in the city, killing 52 people and injuring over 700. The Al-Qaeda terrorist organisation claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Coincidentally, it just so happened that during this period Russian-British relations were strained - in 2003 Britain granted political asylum to Boris Berezovsky and Akhmed Zakaev, which displeased Moscow.

OK, Britain is dragged by the ears (but it's not accurate). Would you like a croissant? I'll get it. Here we go.

The terrorist attack in Nice on 14 July 2016 - a truck
drove into a crowd on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, killing 86 people and injuring over 430. The Islamic State terrorist organisation claimed responsibility for the attack.Context of Moscow-Paris relations: In 2016, relations between Russia and France were tense, especially in the context of the Syrian conflict. France criticised russia's actions in Syria, especially the bombing of Aleppo, which caused diplomatic disagreements.

Incident in Blagnac on 10 November 2017 - a car driver hit a group of students near an educational institution on the outskirts of Toulouse. Three people were injured. The driver's motives were not related to terrorism.

Context of Moscow-Paris relations: 2017 relations between russia and France remained difficult, especially after the French elections, where possible rf intervention was discussed

Incident in Cambrai on 19 August 2018 - a car hit a crowd of people outside a nightclub, seven people were injured. The driver's motives were not terrorism-related.

Incident in Venzel 1 August 2020 - a car drove into a crowd in front of a bar, 13 people were injured. The official version - everything happened after a quarrel between visitors of the bar.

Context of Moscow-Paris relations - in 2020 relations between ossia and France were tense due to various international issues, including the situation in Belarus and the poisoning of alexei navalny.

Bordeaux tragedy on 14 April 2023 - a driver lost control and drove into a crowd of people, injuring seven people. The motives were not related to terrorism.

In 2023, relations between Russia and France remained tense, especially in the context of the war in Ukraine.

Moral. Hello to the intelligence services of the European Union. You are being... killed a little bit by the Russians. On your land. Wake up

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