Right-Wing Demonstration in Berlin Ends Prematurely After Clashes and Counterprotests

Thousands of counterprotesters disrupted a far-right march, leading to arrests, injuries, and an early termination of the event.

A far-right demonstration in Berlin, with around 60 participants, was cut short after counterprotesters blocked its route at multiple points.
Approximately 2,500 to 3,000 counterprotesters gathered across 14 registered demonstrations, significantly outnumbering the far-right participants.
Clashes between police, counterprotesters, and far-right demonstrators resulted in injuries and multiple arrests on both sides, including for displaying banned symbols.
The far-right group initially planned a larger march but faced significant logistical disruptions, including route changes and delays caused by counterprotest blockades.
Separate from the march, suspected right-wing extremists assaulted members of the SPD party in Berlin, leading to five arrests and widespread condemnation.