GermanyOn the night of July 2, 2026, two men threw Molotow cocktails at the alternative housing project 'Zelle 79' in Cottbus, Germany, which is suspected to be a right-wing extremist attack. The incident led to a protest of around 100 people organized by the initiative 'Sichere Orte Südbrandenburg,' who demonstrated against right-wing extremism. Police suspect two young men dressed in black, aged between 15 and 20 years, who were wearing a black-white-red storm helmet—colors associated with the German Empire—and one had a tattoo on his left forearm. One of the residents filmed the attackers after hearing an explosion. Brandenburg's Minister President Dietmar Woidke condemned the act strongly and pledged a firm stance against right-wing violence.
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