Terrorist attack with knife in Germany: Court issues arrest warrant for suspect
The German court orders the arrest of the terrorist who attacked people with a knife (photo from open sources)
A judge from the Federal Supreme Court of Germany has issued an arrest warrant for a man suspected of a fatal knife attack on individuals in the city of Solingen, reports NTV.
The 26-year-old suspect, a Syrian national, is reported to have discarded his identification documents and provided false information about himself after his arrest.
New details have emerged about the suspect’s identity and behavior following the attack. Issa H., the man who fled the scene of the knife attack last Friday evening, hid in a backyard after the incident.
It is believed that during his escape, he disposed of a bloodstained jacket and his identification documents. The police discovered these items and were able to identify him in advance.
Terrorist attack with a knife in Solingen
On Friday, August 23, in Solingen, Germany, a man attacked festival-goers celebrating the city’s 650th anniversary with a knife. The attack resulted in three deaths and eight injuries.
The terrorist group ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack.
On Saturday, August 24, the assailant surrendered to the police. Authorities have identified him as Issa al H., a Syrian who arrived in Germany at the end of 2022.
